Saints & society : the two worlds of western Christendom, 1000-1700 /

• Weinstein, Donald, 1926-
• Bell, Rudolph M

• Christian saints -- Cult -- Europe

• University of Chicago Press,

• 0226890562
• 0226890554

• Includes bibliographical references and index.

• Medieval religious women Peaceweavers
• Colony and frontier in medieval Ireland essays presented to J F Lydon
• England and Europe in the sixteenth century
• complete poems of John Skelton laureate
• Avignon Papacy 1305 1403
• Land kinship and life cycle
• history of the Norman Conquest of England its causes and its results The preliminary history to the election of Eadward the Confessor
• medieval courts of the York Minster peculiar
• Sacred biography Saints and their biographers in the Middle Ages
• James I by his contemporaries an account of his career and character as seen by some of his contemporaries
• history of the Norman Conquest of England its causes and its results The reign of Eadward the Confessor
• Anglo Norman studies XXIII proceedings of the Battle Conference 2000
• Florentine studies politics and society in Renaissance Florence
• Power and imagination city states in Renaissance Italy
• good old cause the English Revolution of 1640 1660 its causes course and consequences extracts from contemporary sources
• Tudor government structures of authority in the sixteenth century
• Saints and their cults studies in religious sociology folklore and history
• From Rousseau to Lenin studies in ideology and society
• Mapping the nation
• matter of Britain and the matter of England an inaugural lecture delivered before the University of Oxford on 29 February 1996
• Richard Rolle and the invention of authority
• Sainthood in the later Middle Ages
• Bede and Anglo Saxon England papers in honour of the 1300th anniversary of the birth of Bede given at Cornell University in 1973 and 1974
• Mary Magdalen myth and metaphor
• Heresy trials in the diocese of Norwich 1428 31
• Bastard feudalism and the law
• Early Reformation in Europe
• State formation in early modern England c 1550 1700
• James I
• new monarchy England 1471 1534
• London newspapers in the age of Walpole a study of the origins of the modern English press
• Images idolatry and iconoclasm in late Medieval England textuality and the visual image
• Medieval purity and piety essays on medieval clerical celibacy and religious reform
• Medieval mothering
• King James VI and I
• Women men and eunuchs gender in Byzantium
• Law sex and Christian society in medieval Europe
• Interpreting cultural symbols Saint Anne in late medieval society
• South and the sectional conflict
• first Elizabeth
• letters of Queen Elizabeth I
• later Tudors England 1547 1603
• History of British industrial relations 1914 1939
• Karl Marx and the anarchists
• life and death of Cardinal Wolsey
• Work in towns 850 1850
• Foundations of Tudor policy
• Understanding modern societies The Enlightenment reason and progress
• Saints lives and womens literary culture c 1150 1300 virginity and its authorizations
• Lay subsidies and poll taxes
• Four essays on liberty
• foundations of modern political thought The age of Reformation
• Medieval women in southern England
• political development of the British Isles 1100 1400
• Meiji 1868 revolution and counter revolution in Japan
• Challenges to the American founding slavery historicism and progressivism in the nineteenth century
• great arch English state formation as cultural revolution
• Orbis Britanniae and other studies
• personal rule of Charles I
• Tudor and Stuart Britain 1471 1714
• people and a nation a history of the United States To 1877
• Revolt in the provinces the people of England and the tragedies of war 1630 1648
• Chronicle of the Third Crusade a translation of the Itinerarium peregrinorum et Gesta Regis Ricardi
• Studies in the theory of imperialism
• restoration a political and religious history of England and Wales 1658 1667
• battle of Towton
• John Hus at the Council of Constance
• Religious poverty and the profit economy in medieval Europe
• Eleanor of Aquitaine queen and legend
• Medieval religious women Distant echoes
• decline of serfdom in medieval England
• politics of nationalism and ethnicity
• Massacre at Montsegur
• church and the arts papers read at the 1990 summer meeting and the 1991 winter meeting of the Ecclesiastical History Society
• Politics under the later Stuarts party conflict in a divided society 1660 1715
• pursuit of the Millennium revolutionary millenarians and mystical anarchists of the Middle Ages
• Elizabeth I and her Parliaments 1584 1601
• Tom Mann 1856 1941 the challenges of Labour
• wars of the Bruces Scotland England and Ireland 1306 1328
• Edinburgh history of Scotland
• Popular politics and the English Reformation
• materials sources and methods of ecclesiastical history papers read at the twelfth summer meeting and the thirteenth winter meeting of the Ecclesiastical History Society
• Writings of Medieval women
• Anarchism a history of libertarian ideas and movements
• urban experience a sourcebook English Scottish and Welsh towns 1450 1700
• Henry VIII
• Hitler and Germany
• John Stuart Mill
• origins of the Norman Conquest
• Vikings
• Western society and the church in the Middle Ages
• debate on the English Reformation
• Renaissance self fashioning from More to Shakespeare
• Birth marriage and death ritual religion and the life cycle in Tudor and Stuart England
• Contesting the sacred the anthropology of Christian pilgrimage
• century of revolution 1603 1714
• Medieval womens visionary literature
• Ireland in the age of the Tudors 1447 1603 English expansion and the end of Gaelic rule
• Popular religion in Germany and Central Europe 1400 1800
• regal image of Richard II and the Wilton Diptych