Eadmer's history of recent events in England : Historia novorum in Anglia /

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• Translation of: Historia novorum in Anglia.

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• world of Orderic Vitalis
• William Rufus
• Country towns in pre industrial England
• Robert Owen and the Owenites in Britain and America the quest for the new moral world
• birth of purgatory
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• Thomas Cromwell and the English Reformation
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• Norman conquest of England sources and documents
• Contrasting communities English villagers in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
• People politics and community in the later Middle Ages
• From boys to men formations of masculinity in late medieval Europe
• religious orders in pre Reformation England
• English towns 1500 1700
• Norman Conquest
• England and its rulers 1066 1272
• Queering the Middle Ages
• crusades Islamic perspectives
• feudal kingdom of England 1042 1216
• Christianity in the West 1400 1700
• Sexuality in Medieval Europe doing unto others
• Miracles and pilgrims popular beliefs in medieval England
• Margery Kempes dissenting fictions
• Wessex in the early Middle Ages
• Religious women in medieval East Anglia history and archaeology c1100 1540
• City and spectacle in medieval Europe
• English towns in transition 1500 1700
• Law sex and Christian society in medieval Europe
• England and its rulers 1066 1272 foreign lordship and national identity
• Gilds in the medieval countryside social and religious change in Cambridgeshire c 1350 1558
• Sexual variance in society and history
• English historical documents 1042 1189
• Canon law and the law of England
• Pastors and visionaries religion and secular life in late medieval Yorkshire
• Historical writing in England c 1307 to the early sixteenth century
• Oxford illustrated history of the Crusades
• Catholic England faith religion and observance before the Reformation
• Edward the Confessor
• Anglo Norman England 1066 1166
• France since 1800 squaring the hexagon
• powers of the Holy religion politics and gender in late medieval English culture
• Conquest and colonisation the Normans in Britain 1066 1100
• English and the Norman conquest
• shaping of a community the rise and reformation of the English parish c 1400 1560
• Christianity social tolerance and homosexuality gay people in Western Europe from the beginning of the Christian era to the fourteenth century
• pre Reformation Church in England 1400 1530
• English Reformation
• Factional politics and the English reformation 1520 1540
• Ethelred the Unready papers from the Millenary Conference
• Normans and the Norman Conquest
• early modern town a reader
• Crusades c 1071 c 1291
• Henry VII
• Reform and renewal Thomas Cromwell and the common weal
• age of the Vikings
• fourth estate a history of women in the Middle Ages
• Poverty and policy in Tudor and Stuart England
• Bodies and disciplines intersections of literature and history in fifteenth century England
• Norman Conquest
• England under the Tudors
• Masculinity in medieval Europe
• Faith and fire popular and unpopular religion 1350 1600
• origins of English individualism the family property and social transition
• Fragmentation and redemption essays on gender and the human body in medieval religion
• London labour and the London poor
• Bond men made free medieval peasant movements and the English rising of 1381
• Church politics and patronage in the Fifteenth Century
• Norman Conquest
• English Poor Law 1531 1782
• Young medieval women
• Religion and devotion in Europe c 1215 c 1515
• Medieval queenship
• laity in the Middle Ages religious beliefs and devotional practices
• Holy feast and holy fast the religious significance of food to medieval women
• Tudor and Stuart town a reader in English urban history 1530 1688
• stripping of the altars traditional religion in England c 1400 c 1580
• early Tudor church and society 1485 1529
• James I
• In search of the Dark Ages
• Authority and conflict England 1603 1658