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www.themorgan.org
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| | | | | This is a guest post by Kate McCaffrey, MA, University of Kent, Department of Medieval and Early Modern Studies. During my recent research for my master's degree in medieval and early modern studies at the University of Kent, I was lucky enough to work with a hugely understudied printed Book of Hours once owned, and written in, by Henry VIII's ill-fated second wife, Anne | |
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theyorkhistorian.com
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| | | | | Although general book production and literary grew in late medieval England, Amelia Spanton focuses on the commonplace book as a point of great interest. This article reflects the significance of these texts in containing and portraying information about life and society in this period. AUTHOR AMELIA SPANTON | |
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legalhistorymiscellany.com
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| | | | | 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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pecheyponderings.wordpress.com
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| | | Nine stars A prominent sub-theme that has become apparent during this biography binge would have to be the long reach of the English monarchy around Europe. It came up in a piece on George III's daughters, as well as a biography of Queen Victoria (a George III granddaughter), and now with Julia Gelardi's piece on... | ||
