Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. ILLUSTRATIONS AND TABLES vii
4. EDITOR’S PREFACE ix
5. ABBREVIATIONS xii
6. THE PLANCTUS ON THE DEATH OF WILLIAM LONGSWORD (943) AS A SOURCE FOR TENTH-CENTURY CULTURE IN NORMANDY AND AQUITAINE 1
7. BIBLICAL VOCABULARY AND NATIONAL DISCOURSE IN TWELFTH-CENTURY ENGLAND 23
8. BORDER, TRADE ROUTE, OR MARKET? THE CHANNEL AND THE MEDIEVAL EUROPEAN ECONOMY FROM THE TWELFTH TO THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY 39
9. GUERNO THE FORGER AND HIS CONFESSION 53
10. FROM CODEX TO ROLL: ILLUSTRATING HISTORY IN THE ANGLO-NORMAN WORLD IN THE TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH CENTURIES 69
11. THE ADOPTION AND ROUTINIZATION OF SCOTTISH ROYAL CHARTER PRODUCTION FOR LAY BENEFICIARIES, 1124–1195 91
12. WOMEN AND POWER IN THE ROMAN DE ROU OF WACE 117
13. LITERACY AND ESTATE ADMINISTRATION IN A GREAT ANGLO-NORMAN NUNNERY: HOLY TRINITY, CAEN, IN THE TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH CENTURIES 135
14. THE KING AND HIS SONS: HENRY II’S AND FREDERICK BARBAROSSA’S SUCCESSION STRATEGIES COMPARED 149
15. IN VINEA SORECH LABORARE: THE CULTIVATION OF UNITY IN TWELFTH-CENTURY MONASTIC HISTORIOGRAPHY 167
16. THE REDACTION OF CARTULARIES AND ECONOMIC UPHEAVAL IN WESTERN ENGLAND c.996–1096 189
17. MONASTIC SPACE AND THE USE OF BOOKS IN THE ANGLO-NORMAN PERIOD 221
18. 1074 IN THE TWELFTH CENTURY 241
19. CONTENTS OF VOLUMES 1–34 259