1 Naval Warfare, the State, and the Archbishops of Canterbury in the Tenth and Eleventh Centuries

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Illustrations vi
4. Editors’ Note vii
5. Abbreviations viii
6. 1 Naval Warfare, the State, and the Archbishops of Canterbury in the Tenth and Eleventh Centuries 1
7. 2 Sex at the Court of William Rufus 13
8. 3 The Rural Community in Twelfth-Century England 35
9. 4 Penitence and Piety: The Death-bed Charters of Ranulf, Earl of Chester (d. 1153) 65
10. 5 The Queen of Orléans: Ingeborg of Denmark, Female Rulership, and the Capetian Monarchy 97
11. 6 Denis Piramus’s La Vie Seint Edmund: Translating Cultural Identities in the Anglo-Norman World 119
12. 7 The Sheriff and the Common Law: 1188–1230 141
13. 8 Ut Artifex: Art, Artifice, and Instruction in High Medieval Sermons 163