Paying for the Wedding: Edward III as Fundraiser, 1332–3

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. List of Illustrations vi
4. Contributors viii
5. Preface ix
6. Abbreviations xi
7. Who was St Thomas of Lancaster? New Manuscript Evidence 1
8. ‘Hedging, Ditching and Other Improper Occupations’: Royal Landscapes and their Meaning under Edward II and Edward III 26
9. Paying for the Wedding: Edward III as Fundraiser, 1332–3 43
10. The Politics of Privilege: Thomas Hatfield and the Palatinate of Durham, 1345–81 61
11. Agnes Maltravers (d. 1375) and her Husband John (d. 1364): Rebel Wives, Separate Lives, and Conjugal Visits in Later Medieval England 80
12. Gendering Pastoral Care: John Mirk and his Instructions for Parish Priests 93
13. Prosecution of the Statutes of Provisors and Premunire in the King’s Bench, 1377–1394 109
14. ‘Mercy and Truth Preserve the King’: Richard II’s Use of the Royal Pardon in 1397 and 1398 124
15. Aliens in the Pardons of Richard II 136
16. ‘Too Flattering Sweet to be Substantial’? The Last Months of Thomas, Lord Despenser 146
17. ‘O Prince, Desyre to be Honourable’: The Deposition of Richard II and Mirrors for Princes 159
18. Regional Politics, Landed Society and the Coal Industry in North-East 175 England, 1350–1430 175