Thirteenth Century England XIX: Proceedings of the Heidelberg Conference, 2023

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Essays addressing Anglo-German connections and comparisons across the period from 1190 to 1300, with particular attention to the economic, social and personal aspects of an entangled transregnal connection.

A wide range of topics are covered in this significant collection. It begins with an examination of macro-economic developments, together with comparative studies of serfdom, and the record-keeping of English and German towns. Personal contacts are the subject of articles on the hostages delivered by Richard the Lionheart following his release from captivity by the Emperor Henry VI, the diplomatic initiatives of 1227, the subsequent marriage of Henry III's sister Isabella with the Emperor Frederick II, Richard of Cornwall's German itinerary, and relations between England and Cologne. Another article investigates what happened if foreigners travelling in England came into conflict with the law. Turning from people to manuscripts, three articles analyse in turn the English reception of Oliver of Cologne's Historia Damiatina, the representation of English kings in Gervase of Tilbury's Otia imperialia, and Matthew Paris's attempts to depict royal emotion.

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Frontmatter
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List of Illustrations
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List of Contributors
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List of Abbreviations
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Introduction
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- By Jörg Peltzer, Nicholas Vincent
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The Long Economic Recession of the Late Thirteenth Century
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- By Bruce M.S. Campbell
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Comparing Serfdom in England and Southern Germany in the Century before the Black Death: Possibilities and Pitfalls
pp 40-63
- By Mark Bailey
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‘The Mind and Memory of a Community’: Urban Record-Keeping and the Question of Civic Identity in England and Dublin
pp 64-87
- By Eliza Hartrich
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The Making of the Stadtbücher: The Emergence of Record-Keeping in German Towns
pp 88-114
- By Hanna Nüllen
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Anglo-German Entanglements: Richard’s Hostages for Emperor Henry VI and Duke Leopold V of Austria. Recruitment – Treatment – Impact
pp 115-143
- By Jörg Peltzer
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Isabella of England and Her Relationship with Emperor Frederick II
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- By Louise J. Wilkinson
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Always Bad Timing? The Role of Plantagenet Domestic Politics in Anglo-German Relations
pp 165-182
- By John Marshall
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A Road Less Travelled? The Anglo-German Itineraries of Richard of Cornwall
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- By Adrian Jobson
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Law and Disorder in Thirteenth-Century England: Some Continental Dimensions
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- By Henry Summerson
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Anglo-German Connections and the Crusade Movement: The Manuscript Tradition of Oliver of Cologne’s Historia Damiatina in Thirteenth-Century England
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- By Thomas W. Smith
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English History for Imperial Ears: Gervase of Tilbury’s Account of the English Kings in His Otia Imperialia
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- By Alexander Peplow
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Writing the Anger of Emperor Frederick II in England: Matthew Paris’s Construction of the Emotions of a Foreign Ruler
pp 276-294
- By Christina Bröker
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New Connections between Cologne, Paris and London, 1207–1306
pp 295-323
- By Nicholas Vincent
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Proceedings of the Heidelberg Conference, 2023

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Contents
pp v-vi

List of Illustrations
pp vii-viii

List of Contributors
pp ix-ix

List of Abbreviations
pp x-xii

Introduction
pp 1-8

The Long Economic Recession of the Late Thirteenth Century
pp 9-39

Comparing Serfdom in England and Southern Germany in the Century before the Black Death: Possibilities and Pitfalls
pp 40-63

‘The Mind and Memory of a Community’: Urban Record-Keeping and the Question of Civic Identity in England and Dublin
pp 64-87

The Making of the Stadtbücher: The Emergence of Record-Keeping in German Towns
pp 88-114

Anglo-German Entanglements: Richard’s Hostages for Emperor Henry VI and Duke Leopold V of Austria. Recruitment – Treatment – Impact
pp 115-143

Isabella of England and Her Relationship with Emperor Frederick II
pp 144-164

Always Bad Timing? The Role of Plantagenet Domestic Politics in Anglo-German Relations
pp 165-182

A Road Less Travelled? The Anglo-German Itineraries of Richard of Cornwall
pp 183-210

Law and Disorder in Thirteenth-Century England: Some Continental Dimensions
pp 211-229

Anglo-German Connections and the Crusade Movement: The Manuscript Tradition of Oliver of Cologne’s Historia Damiatina in Thirteenth-Century England
pp 230-254

English History for Imperial Ears: Gervase of Tilbury’s Account of the English Kings in His Otia Imperialia
pp 255-275

Writing the Anger of Emperor Frederick II in England: Matthew Paris’s Construction of the Emotions of a Foreign Ruler
pp 276-294

New Connections between Cologne, Paris and London, 1207–1306
pp 295-323

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