The book "The Angevins and the Charter (1154-1216): The Beginning of English Law, the Invasion of Ireland and the Crusades" explores the era of the Angevin dynasty in England: from the coronation of Henry II to the end of the reign of John the Landless. The author studies the relationship between the monarchy and noble families, the development of English legal traditions, as well as victories and losses during the Crusades. In addition, the book draws attention to important historical events of the period, including the invasion of Ireland by English soldiers and their consequences for both countries. Convoluted political intrigue, battles, diplomatic negotiations and religious conflicts await you in this fascinating book that reveals key aspects of the history of medieval Europe.