Fourteenth Century England IV

Mark Arvanigian; Beth Alison Barr; James Bothwell; Ulrike Grassnick; Helen Lacey; Martyn Lawrence; John L. Leland; Christian D. Liddy; Diane Martin; Alison McHardy; John McQuillen; Mandy Richardson

The new research here covers a number of aspects of the politics and culture of fourteenth-century England, including religious culture and institutions as illustrated in the cult of Thomas of Lancaster, preaching to women in the later fourteenth century, and in the Church's response to a royal fundraising campaign. There are detailed examinations of prominent and less prominent individuals - Bishop Thomas Hatfield, Agnes Maltravers, and Lord Thomas Despenser - together with investigations of broader policy issues, particularly the dispensation of justice in the reign of Richard II. Finally, the intersection of environmental, political, and economic issues is approached from two very different perspectives, the development of royal landscapes and of the late medieval coal industry.

Contributors: JOHN T. MCQUILLEN, AMANDA RICHARDSON, A. K. MCHARDY, CHRISTIAN D. LIDDY, J.S. BOTHWELL, BETH ALLISON BARR, DIANE MARTIN, HELEN LACEY, JOHN LELAND, MARTYN LAWRENCE, ULRIKE GRASSNICK,MARK ARVANIGIAN

J.S. HAMILTON is Professor and Chair of History at Baylor University.

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Who was St Thomas of Lancaster? New Manuscript Evidence
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- By John T. McQuillen, Southern Methodist University
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‘Hedging, Ditching and Other Improper Occupations’: Royal Landscapes and their Meaning under Edward II and Edward III
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- By Amanda Richardson, University of Chichester
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Paying for the Wedding: Edward III as Fundraiser, 1332–3
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- By A. K. McHardy, University of Nottingham
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The Politics of Privilege: Thomas Hatfield and the Palatinate of Durham, 1345–81
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- By Christian D. Liddy, University of Durham
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Agnes Maltravers (d. 1375) and her Husband John (d. 1364): Rebel Wives, Separate Lives, and Conjugal Visits in Later Medieval England
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- By J. S. Bothwell, University of Leicester
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Gendering Pastoral Care: John Mirk and his Instructions for Parish Priests
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- By Beth Allison Barr, Baylor University
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Prosecution of the Statutes of Provisors and Premunire in the King's Bench, 1377–1394
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‘Mercy and Truth Preserve the King’: Richard II's Use of the Royal Pardon in 1397 and 1398
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Aliens in the Pardons of Richard II
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‘Too Flattering Sweet to be Substantial’? The Last Months of Thomas, Lord Despenser
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- By Martyn Lawrence, Borthwick Institute, University of York
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‘O Prince, Desyre to be Honourable’: The Deposition of Richard II and Mirrors for Princes
pp 159-174
- By Ulrike Graßnick, Universität Trier
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Regional Politics, Landed Society and the Coal Industry in North-East England, 1350–1430
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- By Mark Arvanigian, California State University, Fresno
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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Contents
pp v-v

List of Illustrations
pp vi-vii

Contributors
pp viii-viii

Preface
pp ix-x

Abbreviations
pp xi-xii

Who was St Thomas of Lancaster? New Manuscript Evidence
pp 1-25

‘Hedging, Ditching and Other Improper Occupations’: Royal Landscapes and their Meaning under Edward II and Edward III
pp 26-42

Paying for the Wedding: Edward III as Fundraiser, 1332–3
pp 43-60

The Politics of Privilege: Thomas Hatfield and the Palatinate of Durham, 1345–81
pp 61-79

Agnes Maltravers (d. 1375) and her Husband John (d. 1364): Rebel Wives, Separate Lives, and Conjugal Visits in Later Medieval England
pp 80-92

Gendering Pastoral Care: John Mirk and his Instructions for Parish Priests
pp 93-108

Prosecution of the Statutes of Provisors and Premunire in the King's Bench, 1377–1394
pp 109-123

‘Mercy and Truth Preserve the King’: Richard II's Use of the Royal Pardon in 1397 and 1398
pp 124-135

Aliens in the Pardons of Richard II
pp 136-145

‘Too Flattering Sweet to be Substantial’? The Last Months of Thomas, Lord Despenser
pp 146-158

‘O Prince, Desyre to be Honourable’: The Deposition of Richard II and Mirrors for Princes
pp 159-174

Regional Politics, Landed Society and the Coal Industry in North-East England, 1350–1430
pp 175-191

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