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thijsporck.com
Why did some Anglo-Saxon manuscripts have triangular texts? And where did they get this idea from? |
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manyheadedmonster.com
This post is part of our 'The People and the Law' Online Symposium, a series exploring early modern English legal sources. Laura Flannigan is a Junior Research Fellow at St John's College, Oxford University. She works on litigation, society, and politics in late medieval and early modern England. You can follow her on Twitter/X at... |
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legalhistorymiscellany.com
By Sara M. Butler, 27 November 2024. The sign of the late medieval public notary Hans Braun from Bamberg, operating in Bolzano in 1429. Public Domain. Wikipedia. Unlike many other places in Europe, notaries public did not take hold and proliferate in England after the twelfth-century Legal Revolution. While judge-led law in the newly... |
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historytheinterestingbits.com
Sharon Bennett Connolly is a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society and best-selling author of 7 historical non-fiction books. Her latest book, Scotland's Medieval Queens, is book number 8. As well as writing this popular history blog, Sharon co-hosts the podcast A Slice of Medieval, alongside historical novelist Derek Birks. Sharon regularly gives talks on... |
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