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• Wilson, David M. 1931-

• British Museum -- Catalogues

• British Museum Publications,

• 0714117145

• Chronicles of London
• Gilding the acorn behind the facade of the National Trust
• first century of English feudalism 1066 1166 being the Ford lectures delivered in the University of Oxford in Hilary Term 1929
• future for our past an introduction to heritage studies
• Interpreting our heritage
• Museum culture histories discourses spectacles
• Dissonant heritage the management of the past as a resource in conflict
• From acorn to oak tree the growth of the National Trust 1895 1994
• Desire and discipline sex and sexuality in the premodern West
• Museums objects and collections a cultural study
• National Trust the next hundred years
• Museum exhibition theory and practice
• betrayal of Richard III
• Making histories in museums
• Interpreting objects and collections
• Forward planning a handbook of business corporate and development planning for museums and galleries
• trophies of time English antiquarians of the seventeenth century
• Museums 2000 politics people professionals and profit
• politics of display museums science culture
• Possessed by the past the heritage crusade and the spoils of history
• Museum provision and professionalism
• social history of museums what the visitors thought
• Exhibiting cultures the poetics and politics of museum display
• rise of English nationalism a cultural history 1740 1830
• Museums and the shaping of knowledge
• Learning in the museum
• Celtic and Anglo Saxon kingship the ODonnell lectures for 1967 8 delivered in the University of Oxford on 23 and 24 May 1968
• Queen Elizabeth I
• Theatres of memory Island stories unravelling Britain
• Heritage tourism and society
• Richard III and his early historians
• representation of the past museums and heritage in the post modern world
• Sexuality in Medieval Europe doing unto others
• British antiquity
• Popular piety and art in the late Middle Ages image worship and idolatry in England 1350 1500
• heritage industry Britain in a climate of decline
• Bedes Reges and principes
• trial of Richard III
• Theatres of memory Past and present in contemporary culture
• Law sex and Christian society in medieval Europe
• Community and clergy Bristol and the Reformation c 1530 c 1570
• Kingdoms and communities in Western Europe 900 1300
• Museum media message
• birth of the museum history theory politics
• past is a foreign country
• making of early England
• age of the Vikings
• History and heritage consuming the past in contemporary culture papers presented at the conference Consuming the Past University of York 29 November 1 December 1996
• Restoration England the reign of Charles II
• Young medieval women
• Chronicle of the pharaohs the reign by reign record of the rulers and dynasties of ancient Egypt
• Norman Conquest and beyond
• Religion and the decline of magic studies in popular beliefs in sixteenth and seventeenth century England
• Robert Owen prophet of the poor essays in honour of the two hundredth anniversary of his birth
• New visions for museums in the 21st century
• later Middle Ages from the Norman conquest to the eve of the Reformation
• Women in English society 1500 1800
• Theorizing museums representing identity and diversity in a changing world
• Heresy and literacy 1000 1530
• Alfreds kingdom Wessex and the South 800 1500
• Landscape and Englishness
• Queering the Middle Ages
• Miracles and the medieval mind theory record and event 1000 1215
• Three studies in medieval religious and social thought the interpretation of Mary and Martha the ideal of the imitation of Christ the orders of society
• Power and politics in Tudor England
• Property and politics essays in later medieval English history
• From Alfred to Henry III 871 1272
• laity in the Middle Ages religious beliefs and devotional practices
• Norman kingship
• Henry VII the importance of his reign in English history
• Living and dying in England 1100 1540 the monastic experience
• History in practice
• Richard III a reader in history
• Narrating our pasts the social construction of oral history
• medieval church universities heresy and the religious life essays in honour of Gordon Leff
• Historical writing in England c 1307 to the early sixteenth century
• Revelations of divine love
• working class in Britain 1850 1939
• What is history teaching language ideas and meaning in learning about the past
• archaeology of the early Anglo Saxon kingdoms
• Monarchs of the Nile
• Constructing medieval sexuality
• Patriotism the making and unmaking of British national identity National fictions
• Medieval virginities
• Whos who in late medieval England 1272 1485
• Sexual practices & the medieval church
• Pastors and visionaries religion and secular life in late medieval Yorkshire
• Ancient Egypt anatomy of a civilization
• Conflict in early Stuart England studies in religion and politics 1603 1642
• Medieval canon law
• Henry VI Margaret of Anjou and the Wars of the Roses a sourcebook
• Saints and their cults studies in religious sociology folklore and history
• Religion and society in industrial England Church Chapel and social change 1740 1914
• purchase of Paradise Gift giving and the aristocracy 1307 1485
• Bodies and disciplines intersections of literature and history in fifteenth century England
• Economy society and warfare among the Britons and Saxons
• Black Death
• Vikings and their origins Scandinavia in the first millenium
• Holiness and masculinity in the Middle Ages
• Henry VIII and the English Reformation