The religious orders in pre-Reformation England /

• Clark, James G.

• Monasticism and religious orders -- England -- History -- To 1500
• Monasticism and religious orders -- England -- History -- 16th century
• England -- Church history -- 1066-1485.
• England -- Church history -- 16th century

• Boydell,

• Studies in the history of medieval religion v. 18

• 0851159001

• Includes bibliographical references and index.

• Society and Puritanism in pre Revolutionary England
• Medieval purity and piety essays on medieval clerical celibacy and religious reform
• Anglo Norman studies XXIII proceedings of the Battle Conference 2000
• church and learning in later medieval society essays in honour of R B Dobson proceedings of the 1999 Harlaxton Symposium
• Studies in clergy and ministry in medieval England
• Christianity and Judaism papers read at the 1991 summer meeting and the 1992 winter meeting of the Ecclesiastical History Society
• Gender and material culture the archaeology of religious women
• religious orders in England The Tudor age
• history of the Franciscan Order from its origins to the year 1517
• Durham Priory 1400 1450
• Angelic monks and earthly men monasticism and its meaning to medieval society
• Popular politics and the English Reformation
• Culture of English puritanism 1560 1700
• Medieval religious women Distant echoes
• Popular piety and art in the late Middle Ages image worship and idolatry in England 1350 1500
• medieval church universities heresy and the religious life essays in honour of Gordon Leff
• new historical geography of England before 1600
• Church under the law justice administration and discipline in the diocese of York 1560 1640
• Companion to historiography
• re establishment of the Church of England 1660 1663
• York plays
• parish in late medieval England proceedings of the 2002 Harlaxton Symposium
• Social attitudes and political structures in the fifteenth century
• regiment of princes
• rise and fall of merry England the ritual year 1400 1700
• England and the low countries in the late Middle Ages
• complete works of St Thomas More History of King Richard III
• Seeable signs the iconography of the seven sacraments 1350 1544
• Religion order and law a study in pre revolutionary England
• Kings and chroniclers essays in English medieval history
• Renaissance and renewal in Christian history papers read at the Fifteenth Summer Meeting and the Sixteenth Winter Meeting of the Ecclesiastical History Society
• Medieval art
• Monarchy magnates and institutions in the Anglo Norman world
• cult of St Katherine of Alexandria in late medieval England
• Order of the Garter 1348 1461 chilvalry and politics in late Medieval England
• History and imagery in British churches
• government of medieval York essays in commemoration of the 1396 Royal Charter
• Before the bawdy court selections from church court and other records relating to the correction of moral offences in England Scotland and New England 1300 1800
• Religious women in medieval East Anglia history and archaeology c1100 1540
• Feminist readings in Middle English literature the Wife of Bath and all her sect
• religion of Protestants the church in English society 1559 1625
• English clergy and their organization in the later middle ages
• Cavalier parliament and the reconstruction of the old regime 1661 1667
• War politics and finance under Edward I
• Women in early modern England 1550 1720
• Jews in Western Europe 1400 1600
• Wyclif in his times
• Pilgrimage in medieval English literature 700 1500
• Law sex and Christian society in medieval Europe
• Gentile tales the narrative assault on Late Medieval Jews
• Intellect & pride
• Books of hours
• Church in late medieval Norwich 1370 1532
• Kings and kingdoms of early Anglo Saxon England
• Henry V
• Power and protest in England 1525 1640
• art of devotion in the late Middle Ages in Europe 1300 1500
• Civitas to kingdom British political continuity 300 800
• Medieval women texts and contexts in late Medieval Britain essays for Felicity Riddy
• Church and society in the medieval north of England
• voices of Morebath reformation and rebellion in an English village
• Christian symbols ancient & modern a handbook for students
• Medieval canon law
• Women in the church papers read at the 1989 Summer Meeting and the 1990 Winter Meeting of the Ecclesiastical History Society
• Peace print and Protestantism 1450 1558
• Joan of Arc the image of female heroism
• Margery Kempes dissenting fictions
• Medieval misogyny and the invention of Western romantic love
• purchase of Paradise Gift giving and the aristocracy 1307 1485
• London and the Reformation
• Learning and literacy in medieval England and abroad
• Art and society in Italy 1350 1500
• Parliaments and English politics 1621 1629
• cult of the saints its rise and function in Latin Christianity
• Women men and eunuchs gender in Byzantium
• fire of love
• Saint Anselm and his biographer a study of monastic life and thought 1059 c 1130
• Pilgrimage in medieval England
• ecclesiastical history of Orderic Vitalis Books 5 and 6
• concept of woman the Aristotelian revolution 750 BC AD 1250
• Early medieval kingship
• Sacred biography Saints and their biographers in the Middle Ages
• parish in English life 1400 1600
• Living and dying in England 1100 1540 the monastic experience
• kings two bodies a study in mediaeval political theology
• In defence of the Church Catholic the life of Stephen Gardiner
• Sexual variance in society and history
• Henry V
• politics of carnival festive misrule in medieval England
• gentlemans daughter womens lives in Georgian England
• people of the parish community life in a late medieval English diocese
• Miracles and the medieval mind theory record and event 1000 1215
• Desire and discipline sex and sexuality in the premodern West
• Women religious the founding of English nunneries after the Norman Conquest
• Gesta Henrici Quinti = The deeds of Henry the Fifth
• life of St Anselm Archbishop of Canterbury
• Canon law and the law of England
• councils of the church a short history
• Secretaries of God women prophets in late medieval and early modern England