The Oxford illustrated history of medieval England /

• Saul, Nigel

• Great Britain -- History -- Medieval period, 1066-1485

• Oxford University Press,

• 0192893246
• 9780198205029

• Includes bibliographical references and index.
• Originally published: 1997.

• Italy
• Plantagenet England 1225 1360
• Church and state in the Middle Ages
• Palgrave advances in witchcraft historiography
• Patterns of piety women gender and religion in late medieval and Reformation England
• medieval city
• Late medieval England 1399 1509
• Tudor rebellions
• Peasant resistance in India 1858 1914
• Henry virtuous prince
• age of chivalry
• Black Prince
• perfect heresy the revolutionary life and death of the medieval Cathars
• Kingdoms and strongholds of the Crusaders
• 1917 before and after
• Saxon & Norman kings
• Order of the Garter 1348 1461 chilvalry and politics in late Medieval England
• Joan of Arc maid myth and history
• Anthropology of Europe identity and boundaries in conflict
• social history of England 1200 1500
• Past and present national identity and the British historical film
• Vikings in England settlement society and culture
• Guilt at Versailles Lloyd George and the pre history of appeasement
• Cathars dualist heretics in Languedoc in the High Middle Ages
• History of the life and reign of Richard the Third to which is added the story of Perkin Warbeck from original documents
• Religion in England 1688 1791
• Jeanne dArc
• fourth crusade event and context
• Chivalry
• Joan of Arc the image of female heroism
• decline of serfdom in medieval England
• Shaping the nation England 1360 1461
• Henry V
• dictators Hitlers Germany and Stalins Russia
• Crusades 1095 1197
• Edward III and the Scots the formative years of a military career 1327 1335
• English society in the later Middle Ages 1348 1500
• origins of the First World War Great Power rivalry and German war aims
• immigrant Jews of New York 1881 to the present
• Stalinism and after
• Black Death 1346 1353 the complete history
• Octobrists to Bolsheviks Imperial Russia 1905 1917
• Black Death transformed disease and culture in early Renaissance Europe
• deed without a name the witch in society and history
• shaping of a community the rise and reformation of the English parish c 1400 1560
• Medieval England a social history 1250 1550
• Ireland since the famine
• Cathars and the Albigensian Crusade
• Inside Nazi Germany conformity opposition and racism in everyday life
• new deal and the American people
• rise of consumer society in Britain 1880 1980
• great rising of 1381 the peasants revolt and Englands failed revolution
• place of the reign of Edward II in English history based upon the Ford lectures delivered in the University of Oxford in 1913
• Childhood in the Middle Ages
• Stalin years the Soviet Union 1929 1953
• towns of Italy in the later Middle Ages
• Medieval England rural society and economic change 1086 1348
• Crime in England 1550 1800
• History by numbers an introduction to quantitative approaches
• Possessed by the past the heritage crusade and the spoils of history
• From Alfred to Henry III 871 1272
• emergence of a nation state the commonwealth of England 1529 1660
• Medieval children
• Crown and nobility 1272 1461 political conflict in late medieval England
• History beyond the text a students guide to approaching alternative sources
• myth of Elizabeth
• government of Elizabethan England
• British imperialism gold God glory
• Richard III a study of service
• England and its rulers 1066 1272
• history of the Crusades
• Before the Black Death studies in the crisis of the early fourteenth century
• Reconstructing historical communities
• Gendering the crusades
• Making a living in the middle ages the people of Britain 850 1520
• Radicalism in the English Revolution 1640 1660
• impact of the French Revolution texts from Britain in the 1790s
• Nazi seizure of power the experiences of a single German town 1922 1945
• Conflict and stability in fifteenth century England
• Modern British history since 1900
• Henry VII
• origins of Anglo Saxon kingdoms
• Kingdoms and communities in Western Europe 900 1300
• crusades Islamic perspectives
• Vikings
• later Middle Ages in England 1216 1485
• Medieval women
• Chronicles the writing of history in medieval England
• Early medieval history
• Documents from Edwardian England 1901 1915
• Black Death a turning point in history
• France since 1870 culture politics and society
• Crusades c 1071 c 1291
• Reconstructing womens wartime lives discourse and subjectivity in oral histories of the Second World War
• classic slum Salford life in the first quarter of the century
• rural society after the Black Death Essex 1350 1525
• Margery Kempe and her world
• Keywords a vocabulary of culture and society
• King Arthur hero and legend