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Fourteenth Century England III 

The annual volume of new work on all aspects of the fourteenth century, including England’s overseas interests, from English and American scholars.


New research on aspects of the politics and culture of fourteenth-century England includes close studies of political events such as the quarrel of Edward II and Thomas of Lancaster and Bishop Despenser’s Crusade, fresh considerations of the political and cultural context of English royal tombs and the Wilton Diptych, a number of important analyses of regional politics and regional culture in Bristol, East Anglia and Winchester – all with implications forthe bigger picture – and a discussion of late medieval French attitudes to the deposition of Richard II; that and studies of the war with France and the Bishop of Norwich’s attack on Flanders carry the focus beyond the shores of England.


Contributors: MARK ARVANIGIAN, JANE BEAL, KELLY DEVRIES, ALASTAIR DUNN, DAVID GREEN, ANDY KING, CHRISTIAN D. LIDDY, LISA MONNA, ANTHONY MUSSON, MARK PAGE, DAVID M. PALLISER, CRAIG D. TAYLOR, KRIS TOWSON,

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Royal Mausolea in the Long Fourteenth Century (1272-1422) – David M Palliser

Legal Culture: Medieval Lawyers’ Aspirations and Pretensions – Anthony Musson

Thomas of Lancaster’s First Quarrel with Edward II – Andy King

Bristol and the Crown, 1326-31: Local and National Politics in the Early Years of Edward III’s Reign – Christian D Liddy

Mapping Identity in John Trevisa’s English
Polychronicon: Chester, Cornwall and the Translation of English National History – Jane Beal

Edward the Black Prince and East Anglia: An Unlikely Association – David Green

William Wykeham and the Management of the Winchester Estate, 1366-1404 – Mark Page

A Lancastrian Polity? John of Gaunt, John Neville and the War with France, 1368-88 – Mark Arvanigian

‘Hearts warped by passion’: The Percy-Gaunt Dispute of 1381 – Kris Towson

The Reasons for the Bishop of Norwich’s Attack of Flanders in 1383 – Kelly De Vries

Loyalty, Honour and the Lancastrian Revolution: Sir Stephen Scrope of Castle Combe and his Kinsmen, c.1389-c.1408 – Alastair Dunn

The Furnishing of Royal Closets and the Use of Small Devotional Images in the Reign of Richard II: The Setting of the Wilton Diptych Reconsidered – Lisa Monnas

‘Weep thou for me in France’: French Views of the Deposition of Richard II – Craig D Taylor

Sobre o autor

ANDY KING is Lecturer in Medieval History at the University of Southampton, UK.