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Feudal politics in Yorkshire 1066 - 1154.
This thesis provides a broad study of the tenurial, administrative and political history of Yorkshire in the first century of English feudalism. It begins by providing a new and more precise chronology for the Norman conquest of Yorkshire and illustrates the importance of castleries and hundreds in …
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The Honour of Wallingford, 1066-1300
The honour of Wallingford was the great lordship centred on the castle of Wallingford on the bank of the River Thames in the English county of Berkshire that dominated the southern midland region as an important centre of power. Famous in English constitutional history for its unique mention in …
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‘Episcopal Power in Anglo-Norman England, 1066-1135’
… view of episcopal power in England from 1066 to 1135. For simplicity’s sake, ‘power’ is defined as efficacy, or the ability to achieve one’s ends. No formal distinction is made here between ‘power’ and ‘authority’. The bulk of the thesis (Chapters 3-5) consists of three case studies: the …
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Canon Law Collections in England ca 600-1066: The Manuscript Evidence
… the Christian Anglo-Saxon period, that is ca 600-1066. The method is text-historical, the focus being firstly on the scientific description of the primary evidence, and secondly on the evaluation of that evidence to determine which canon law collections were in circulation in Anglo-Saxon England, …
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The minster churches of Beverley, Ripon and Southwell 1066-c.1300
… of Beverley, Ripon and Southwell, in the period 1066-c1300.It will seek to establish the course of their institutional development in the period, the role they played within the Archdiocese of York, and the effects of change in this period on their institutional identities both individually and …
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The Royal Nunneries in the Landscape of Anglo-Saxon Wessex 871–1066
This dissertation explores the Anglo-Saxon landscape of the six royal nunneries of Wessex, from the reign of King Alfred to the Norman Conquest. By examining the nunneries within their changing physical, political and ecclesiastical settings, it attempts to assess the extent to which the nunneries …
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An Investigation of Medieval Hospitals in England, Scotland and Wales, 1066-1560
Until recent years research into medieval hospitals of England, Scotland and Wales has been a topic that has been somewhat neglected by historians and archaeologists. The majority of work carried out to date has focused on individual institutions, small geographical areas, or specific types of …
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The Ferrers Earls of Derby : a study of the Honour of Tutbury 1066-1279.
… the development of the Honour of Tutbury from c.1066 to 1279. The first chapter is concerned with the agglomeration of the Honour of Tutbury within the context of the pacification of the north and west midlands in the period immediately following the Conquest. In addition to examining the Honour …
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Church-State Relations in the Late Anglo-Saxon Period, 871-1066: A Study of Reciprocal Influence and Support
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"Inside that fortress sat a few peasant men, and it was half-made": a study of 'Viking' fortifications in the British Isles, AD793-1066
The study of Viking fortifications is a neglected subject which could reveal much to archaeologists about the Viking way of life. The popular representation of these Scandinavian seafarers is often as drunken, bloodthirsty heathens who rampaged across Britain leaving a trail of destruction in their …
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The Role of Hydrogen Bonding in Alkali Metal Ion Solvation
… Na\sp+(CH\sb3OH)\sb{m}$ ion clusters ranged from 1066 K for m = 1 to 178 K for m = 9 under experimental conditions.
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Patronage and politics at Barking Abbey, c.950 - c.1200
… deliberately crosses the political boundary of 1066, with the intention of demonstrating that political events were not the most significant determinant of the recipients of benefactors’ religious patronage. It also uses the longer chronological scale to show that patterns of patronage from the …
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EFFECTS OF RESTRICTIVE DISULFIDE BONDS IN THE VINCULIN TAIL DOMAIN
… to prevent motion in the arm (residues 1048-1066), strap (residues 878-896) or both regions. The ability of these mutant domains to interact with the head domain was unaffected in a fluorescence binding assay. In cosedimentation assays under oxidizing conditions, the mutants showed decreased …
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From the King’s Will to the Law of the Land: English Forest Litigation in the Curia Regis Rolls, 1199-1243
… of forest law after the Norman Conquest in 1066. Forests as a legal term, however, did not solely mean wooded lands. Forests covered many terrains, including pasture or meadow. Forest law evolved from regulations that changed with the king’s will to a bureaucratic system that became law of …
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LIFESTYLE CHOICES RELATED TO FOOD CONSUMPTION AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO DEPRESSION
… and moral decisions, is a practice that dates to 1066 A.D. However, with social media being as influential as it is, one might believe dieting is a new obsession or at least an obsession to which popular culture is returning. Despite this, it is only in recent years that researchers have begun to …
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Protection, Feud and Royal Power: Violence and its Regulation in English Law, c. 850 – c. 1250.
… by the Norman conquest of England in 1066. Part one begins by assessing the situation at the beginning of this period, outlining the core elements by which a case of homicide would be settled in the system of feud. It criticises the arguments for the introduction of a royal crime of …
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