Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS vi
4. CONTRIBUTORS vii
5. PREFACE ix
6. ABBREVIATIONS xiii
7. THE ‘GRETE LABOURE AND THE LONG AND TROUBLOUS TYME’: THE EXECUTION OF THE WILL OF RALPH, LORD CROMWELL, AND THE FOUNDATION OF TATTERSHALL COLLEGE* 1
8. A ROYAL GRAVE IN A FIFTEENTH-CENTURY LONDON PARISH CHURCH 31
9. THE LIVERY COLLAR: POLITICS AND IDENTITY DURING THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY 41
10. WILLIAM CAXTON AND COMMEMORATIVE CULTURE IN FIFTEENTH-CENTURY ENGLAND 63
11. BLAKBERD’S TREASURE: A STUDY IN FIFTEENTHCENTURY ADMINISTRATION AT ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S HOSPITAL, LONDON 81
12. PLACING THE HOSPITAL: THE PRODUCTION OF ST. LAWRENCE’S HOSPITAL REGISTERS IN FIFTEENTHCENTURY CANTERBURY 109
13. WERE FRIARS PAID SALARIES? EVIDENCE FROM CLERICAL TAXATION RECORDS 131
14. EXCEPTIONS IN GENERAL PARDONS, 1399–1450 153
15. THE ENGLISH CROWN AND THE COINAGE, 1399–1485 183
16. ENGLAND’S ECONOMY IN THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY 201
17. INDEX 227