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Showing 1 to 20 of 80 for “"medieval England"”.

  1. Mapping Women's Movement in Medieval England

    … investigates women’s geographical movement in medieval England from the perspective of mobility and freedom. It uses pilgrimage accounts from medieval miracle story collections and to gather information about individual travel patterns. The study uses GIS to analyze gendered mobility patterns, …

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  2. Making Miracles in Central Medieval England

    … the heart of the cult of the saints in central medieval England.

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  3. The regimen in late medieval England

    cambridge

  4. Children and child burial in medieval England

    … presents an investigation into children in medieval England through burial, the most archaeologically-visible evidence for the treatment and conceptualisation of children in life. It examines whether children were distinguished in burial from adults in parish cemeteries of the 10th-16th …

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  5. A study of legal process in medieval England

    Thesis (M.A.)--Michigan State University. Dept. of History, 1963

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  6. Ivory carving in later medieval England, 1200-1400

    … of a comprehensive nature has been done on late medieval English ivories. Since the 1920s, a few studies, now hopelessly dated, have sufficed for the curious, the scholar, and the admirer of an important form of the English minor arts. During this same period, English ivories of the thirteenth …

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  7. Imaging and Imagining the Jew in Medieval England

    … allow for a more complete reading of the Jew in medieval England.

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  8. The Trade of Agricultural Horses in Late Medieval England

    This thesis explores how the medieval English economy was supplied with horse power during the period of 1250-1349. The diffusion of horse power is recognised to have been a major factor in the development of the medieval English economy, increasing labour productivity in farming and the efficiency …

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  9. Models of Confession: Penitential Writing in Late Medieval England

    <p>This project examines the medieval practice of the sacrament of penance and the innovative ways in which medieval literature engaged with the pastoral project of the Catholic church to provide the penitent with a way to deal with sin. Drawing from medieval literature, religious writing and …

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  10. Cult of St Margaret of Antioch in medieval England

    cambridge

  11. Study in vernacular devotional translation in late-medieval England

    cambridge

  12. The Experience of Listening to Sermons in Late Medieval England

    Traditional scholarship on medieval sermons has approached them as delivered to the laity, rather than as experienced by them. In the well-trodden field of sermon studies, there has been an underlying assumption that the success or popularity of a sermon was chiefly determined by the rhetorical …

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  13. Bodies of Parchment: Representing the Passion and Reading Manuscripts in Late Medieval England

    … materiality of the texts that include it, medieval authors and audiences could imagine intimately interacting with Christ's body during the violence of his Passion. They could touch it, see it, hear it as it was read aloud, and, in the case of scribes, write it. This dissertation explores …

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