Further Reading
- Agnes d'Harcourt (third Prioress of Longchamp, 1263–1270), Vie de Madame Isabelle, Archives Nationales L. 1021 MSS., Paris.
- André, Histoire de Ste Isabelle, Carpentras, 1885.
- Daniélo, Vie de Madame Ste Isabelle, Paris, 1840.
- Berguin, La Bienheureuse Isabelle de France, Grenoble, 1899.
- Duchesne, Histoire de l'abbaye royale de Longchamp, 12557–1789, Paris, 1904.
- Sbaralea, Bull. Franc., III, Rome, 1765, 64-9.
- Sbaralea, Bull. Franc., II, Rome, 1761, 477-86.
- Sean L. Field, Isabelle of France: Capetian Sanctity and Franciscan Identity in the Thirteenth Century (University of Notre Dame Press, 2006).
- Sean L. Field, ed. and trans., The Writings of Agnes of Harcourt: The Life of Isabelle of France and the Letter on Louis IX and Longchamp (University of Notre Dame Press, 2003).
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