THE ‘APPARITIONAL’ MAGNA CARTA IN THE LONG FOURTEENTH CENTURY

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. List of Illustrations vii
4. List of Contributors ix
5. Preface xi
6. Abbreviations xiii
7. THE EVOLUTION OF EDWARD I’S ‘HISTORICAL’ CLAIM TO OVERLORDSHIP OF SCOTLAND, 1291–1301 1
8. PRELATES AND POLITICAL REFORM: THE BISHOPS AND THE ORDINANCES OF 1311 31
9. SIR ROBERT DE WATEVILLE (d. 1330) OF ESSEX AND THE YOUNGER DESPENSER, 1322–6 57
10. MEMORY, GENEALOGY AND NATIONALITY IN PLANTAGENET ENGLAND: THE PLUGENET AND WALERAND ESTATES, 1265–1368 77
11. THE ‘APPARITIONAL’ MAGNA CARTA IN THE LONG FOURTEENTH CENTURY 109
12. FAMILY, LOYALTY AND THE ROYAL HOUSEHOLD IN FOURTEENTH-CENTURY ENGLAND 129
13. THE REVOLUTION STOPS HERE? LEICESTERSHIRE AND THE REBELLION OF 1381 155