Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface vii
4. List of Illustrations ix
5. Abbreviations xi
6. I CONQUESTS, KINGS AND GOVERNMENT
7. 1 Why 1016 Matters; or, The Politics of Memory and Identity in Cnut’s Kingdom 1
8. 2 Why Did Cnut Conquer England? 23
9. 3 Conquest and the Law 41
10. 4 Cnut and William: A Comparison 65
11. 5 Currency and Conquest in Eleventh-Century England 85
12. 6 Episcopal Exon? Exeter, Cathedral Library, MS 3500 and the Role of Bishops in the Domesday Survey 99
13. II CONQUESTS, SOCIETY AND CULTURE
14. 7 Conquest and Manuscript Culture 123
15. 8 Kings, Saints and Conquests 140
16. 9 Cultures of Conquest: Warfare and Enslavement in Britain Before and After 1066 165
17. 10 Conquest and Material Culture 183
18. 11 Remapping Literary History: The Patronage of English Queens across the Norman Conquest 206
19. 12 Queens and Demons: Women in English Royal Genealogies, c. 1100–c. 1223 225
20. 13 French Women in Early Norman England: The Case of Hawise of Bacqueville 242
21. III CONQUESTS: PERSPECTIVES FROM BEYOND ENGLAND
22. 14 English Contact with the European Mainland Throughout the Eleventh Century 265
23. 15 The View from Wales: Anglo-Welsh Relations in the Time of England’s Conquests 287
24. 16 England and the Papacy Between Two Conquests: The Shadow of ‘Reform' 307
25. 17 Child Kings and the Norman Conquest: Representations of Association and Succession 331
26. Bibliography 353
27. Index 405