41. Subject Research Guides: History - American And British: Sites Organized By Subj Currency and prices in medieval and Early maps and photographs Bradford england Timeline - history and transformations in regional identity Numerous http://www.libraries.rutgers.edu/rul/rr_gateway/research_guides/history/texts_by

@import url(/rul/includes/rul-style2.css); Tom Glynn History and Political Science Selector glynn@rci.rutgers.edu May 6, 2002 Subject Research Guides: History - American and British: Sites Organized by Subject Libraries Home Hours and Directions Ask a Librarian Advanced Users ... Geographical including American West, States, Cities, etc., (See also: Urban History) Holocaust Intellectual History (History of Ideas) Law, Crime and Police History Medicine, Science and Technology Medieval Native American Resources ... Urban History (See also: Geographical) War and Diplomacy Women's History Miscellaneous Afro-American History Internet Resources for Students of African-American History and Culture (separate page in this Research Guide) Civil War (United States) Civil War Resources (separate page in this Research Guide) Colonial America and the Revolution American and French Revolutions - A subset from the excellent gateway to world history texts and documents from Fordham University by Paul HalsallInternet Modern History Sourcebook American Revolution via H-Net - provides an online opportunity for interactive communications with scholars of the American Revolutionary period.

42. The Richard III And Yorkist History Server Hull University of Hull Studies in regional and Local history Kirby, JL Henry IV of england. The Tyranny of Richard III, Journal of medieval history, 3 (1977 http://www.r3.org/learn/resources/reeves_biblio.html

HOME MEMBERS ONLY (what's this?) ... Search the site Special Sections: Back to Basics Barley Hall Bosworth Fifteenth-Century ... Tours and Travel SUGGESTED FURTHER READINGS LIST: Later Medieval England History 389/589 Professor A. C. Reeves ECONOMIC AFFAIRS Bean, J.M.W. The Estates of the Percy Family, 1416-1537 . London: Oxford University Press, 1958. London: Hambledon, 1991. Bonney, Margaret. Lordship and the Urban Community: Durham and its Overlords, 1250-1540. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1990. Booth, P.H.W. The Financial Administration of the Lordship and County of Chester, 1272-1377. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1982. Bridbury, A.R. England and the Salt Trade in the Later Middle Ages. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1955. Bridbury, A.R. Medieval English Clothmaking. London: Heinemann, 1982. Campbell, B.M.S. (ed.) Before the Black Death: Studies in the "Crisis" of the Early Fourteenth Century.

43. Nipissing University HIST 2425 history of medieval england; HIST 2506 Modern France; HIST 2575 history HIST 3226 Topics in Canadian regional history; HIST 3236 Slavery in the Americas; http://www.nipissingu.ca/documents.cfm?smocid=725

44. His 612: Readings In Medieval History Preliminary bibliography for regional research paper due today. the Social Order in england and Normandy ed. Aristocratic Women in medieval France (Pennsylvania http://homepages.wmich.edu/~rberkhof/his612france/his612syllabus.htm

His 612: Readings in Medieval History MEDIEVAL FRANCE Winter 2003                             HIS 612 (#40479)                                           T 630-9pm  Dunbar 3205 Prof. Robert Berkhofer Office: 4424 Friedmann Phone: 387-5352 (use email!) Hours: T 1215-1, 2-6 Th 1215-1 COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course will examine the history of medieval France, both classic works and cutting-edge scholarship.  Although the course will cover medieval France broadly, it will focus on Capetian France, ca. 950-1328.  In Spring 2003, the course has three main themes: Power and Lordship: The rise of new ideas and practices of power following the collapse of public order in the tenth century, including topics such as “the crisis of the year 1000,” the so-called “feudal revolution,” and good/bad lordship. The Aristocratic Family: How did notions of family shift in the high middle ages? Topics include changes in marriage law, custom, and practice, the role of women, inheritance, and naming patterns. Rulers and Regions: The development of distinct regions of France, including the rise of principalities, attempts to establish a national kingship, notions of ethnic/political identity, and possibilities for doing research on the regions.

45. Collect Britain > Putting History In Place PAST Treasures from the medieval manuscript collection MIND YOUR LANGUAGE england s regional dialects and accents YEAR OF THE GARDEN Gardening history over six http://www.collectbritain.co.uk/

Pre-release website 100,000 items by September 2004 Pick of the week What is it? Click to find out search for: advanced search A COLOURFUL PAST Treasures from the medieval manuscript collection reveal art and culture across Britain and Ireland: Very illuminating MIND YOUR LANGUAGE England's regional dialects and accents preserved. Listen to The way we speak here. YEAR OF THE GARDEN Gardening history over six centuries in Lost Gardens LOOK NORTH Samuel Grimm's 18th-century Northumberland Sketchbooks Durham: Echoes of Power BLIMEY! Take our East End Challenge Travel through time and place with Collect Britain's panorama of images from the British Library's famous collections. Maps, prints and drawings, photographs and documents, rare early sound recordings from around the globe - you'll find them all here over the coming months as the site builds a rich picture of the country's regional history. Explore the specially selected collections , take a themed tour or visit a virtual exhibition . You can join our email list and enjoy other special features by clicking 'Personalise'. Collect Britain uses high-resolution images that may take a few minutes to load on slow internet connections.

46. 'Some Ambiguities Of Late Medieval Religion In England' By Dave Postles 1995), who importantly suggests regional dimensions of the World ’, Journal of Interdisciplinary history xxiii (1993 and Burial in medieval england 10661550 http://www.history.ac.uk/projects/elec/sem20.html

Institute of Historical Research Home About Us Events Research Centres ... Site Search Some Ambiguities Of Late Medieval Religion In England By Dr Dave Postles (University of Leicester, UK) The vibrancy of late medieval lay devotion has been powerfully advanced by some recent writers of a revisionist school, although some more cautious voices have been less distinctly heard. The proponents of the revisionist interpretation do not engage with Lollardy and nor does this article. Instead, it uses the same sources as the revisionists, but some more emphatically, to reveal an undercurrent of ambiguity in religious observance and devotional experience. It can be fairly suggested that the most prominent sources of the revisionists are testamentary records, the fabric of churches, and the homilies and instructions produced by ecclesiastics. Without doubt, the use of the latter is tendentious, presenting an

47. Gazetteer Of Markets And Fairs To 1516: Appendix IV To The Introduction and W. Ravenhill eds., Historical Atlas of SouthWest england (Exeter, 1999). M. Kowaleski, Local Markets and regional Trade in medieval Exeter (Cambridge http://www.history.ac.uk/cmh/gaz/AppIV.html

GAZETTEER OF MARKETS AND FAIRS TO 1516: INTRODUCTION APPENDIX IV EARLIER COUNTY LISTS AND MAPS OF MARKETS AND FAIRS, PUBLISHED AND UNPUBLISHED These vary widely in the sources used and in the chronological range covered. Some provide very little information, with no details of the sources used. At the final stage of this project, the evidence compiled for the Gazetteer was checked against the county lists not marked with an asterisk. I. England Berkshire J. Dils ed., An Historical Atlas of Berkshire (Reading, 1998), esp. pp. 24-5. Buckinghamshire M. Reed, 'Markets and fairs in medieval Buckinghamshire', Records of Buckinghamshire (1978) 20, pp. 563-585. Cambridgeshire An unpublished list drawn up by M. Siraut is held at the county record office.* Cheshire D. Sylvester and G. Nulty eds., An Historical Atlas of Cheshire (Cheshire Community Council, 1958), esp. p. 27. Cornwall A. Preston-Jones and P. Rose, 'Medieval Cornwall', Cornish Archaeology , 25 (1986), esp. pp. 163-5. J. Whetter

48. NYPL, Medieval And Renaissance Studies Research Guide regional and Specialized. A history of medieval Philosophy (London Methuen, 1972) *RYAG Everyday Life in medieval england (London; Rio Grande, Ohio Hambledon http://www.nypl.org/research/chss/grd/resguides/medieval/histories.html

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49. Area V. Q To S GEOG 140 World regional Geography. 1400 World regional Geography (3 credits). 4.5. 2660 Women and history (3 credits). 4.5. HST 236 medieval england. http://www.bemidjistate.edu/Conversion/libedq5.html

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50. LSU Libraries -- History Webliography markets and fairs in medieval england and Wales literature, literary criticism, history, philosophy, and European Studies regional and Historical Resources http://www.lib.lsu.edu/hum/history/european.html

History Resources European History Ancient, Medieval, and the Renaissance British and Irish Western European Eastern European and Russian Ancient, Medieval, and the Renaissance Byzantine Studies Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection research links and publications. Includes information on Pre-Columbian Studies Early Manuscripts at Oxford Over 80 manuscripts owned by institutions associated with the University of Oxford Warfare in the Ancient World Bibliographies of printed works on warfare divided by topic Online Medieval and Classical Library This collection of literary works from the Medieval and Classical period is on the Berkeley Digital Library Sunsite Luminarium Texts from the Medeival period through the 18th century Electronic Resources for Medieval Studies Internet Resources via The Electronic Text Center, Rice University. Includes links to journals, texts, projects, and dictionaries. Classics, Archaeology and Ancient History Resources on Ancient History compiled by LSU's Steven K. Ross, Assistant Professor of History. Labyrinth: A World Wide Web Server for Medieval Studies A clearinghouse for materials from around the Internet. Includes electronic texts, bibliographies, lectures, and professional information. Source materials in Latin, French, Italian, and Middle English.

51. MA In Local And Regional History - School Of Education - University Of Nottingha written in conjunction with the regional study subjects (subject to availability) are medieval Yorkshire, c 1520-1670; The Rural Community in england, 1700-1914 http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/education/courses/ma-diploma/lrh.phtml?menu=lrh&sub=

52. Iter: News And Announcements and Civic Salvation in Late medieval england 12001 Two Shires Against All england regional Honor and Sharon Michalove, Department of history, UIUC Wardship http://community.itergateway.org/index.php?module=calendar&calendar[view]=day&mo

53. Course Directory Late medieval england, V1038, autumn, find old exam papers Restoration and Revolution in england 16601689, 871V1, Methods in Local and regional history 1520-1780, http://www.sussex.ac.uk/history/1-3-1.html

home teaching course directory Courses listed in grey have no status on the central database; any details associated with these courses should therefore be regarded as provisional for the time being. The Academic Office are working to resolve this situtation as soon as possible. Level 1 Courses (being taught in academic year 2003/4) Course Title (follow link for details) Code Terms Taught Quick Links old exam papers - teaching timetable - library reading list) Intellect and Culture in the Early Modern World: Intro to Intellectual and Cultural History, 1 autumn Introduction to Contemporary History I: Nations, Nationalism and Empire autumn Introduction to Contemporary History II: War, Revolution and the 20th Century spr/sum Texts and Contexts in Intellectual and Cultural History spr/sum The British Isles and Europe 1500-1900 Part II: The Making of Modernity spr/sum The British Isles and Europe 1500-1900. Part I: Early Modernity autumn Level 2 Courses (being taught in academic year 2003/4) Course Title (follow link for details) Code Terms Taught Quick Links old exam papers - teaching timetable - library reading list) African History since 1880 autumn Britain and The Second World War spr/sum Britain in the Twentieth Century autumn Contemporary History Recommended Elective Group - Autumn autumn Contemporary History Recommended Elective Group - Spring/Summer level 2 spr/sum spr/sum autumn Espana: Imagen y realidad spr/sum Europe in the Twentieth Century autumn France Under Louis XIV autumn History Recommended Elective Group - Autumn level 2 autumn

54. Maryanne Kowaleski Author of Local Markets and regional Trade in medieval Exeter Press, 1999); Port Towns in medieval england and Wales, in The New Urban history of Britain http://www.fordham.edu/history/Faculty&Staff/Faculty_Bios/kowaleski.htm

Maryanne Kowaleski Professor, PhD, F.R.Hist.S., Toronto Fireworks Photo Caption Director of the Center for Medieval Studies Medieval economic and social history; women and family; urban history; maritime history; England Author of Local Markets and Regional Trade in Medieval Exeter , editor of The Local Customs Accounts of the Port of Exeter, 1266-1321 , and co-editor of Women and Power in the Middle Ages , she has also published articles on women and work, the urban family, port towns, and overseas and inland trade in medieval England. Her most recent articles are "Singlewomen in Medieval and Early Modern Europe: The Demographic Perspective," in Singlewomen in the European Past , ed. J. M. Bennett and A. Froide (University of Pennsylvania Press, 1999); "Port Towns in Medieval England and Wales," in The New Urban History of Britain , vol. 1, ed. David Palliser (Cambridge University Press, 2000), and "The Expansion of the South-Western Fisheries in Late Medieval England," Economic History Review , 53:3 (2000). Dr Kowaleski's current research centers on two areas. One involves tracing the origins of scolding indictments in the local courts of late fourteenth-century England, a project that focuses on the criminalization of women's speech and gossip. The second centers on maritime history, particularly marine fishing in medieval England. As part of this project she is now completing an edition of

55. :: Ez2Find :: Medieval Three essays on postconquest england, by WF Open New Window Searchable, browsable by region, database of www.domesdaybook.co.uk/; Early medieval Britain and http://ez2find.com/cgi-bin/directory/meta/search.pl/Regional/Europe/United_Kingd

Guide : Medieval Global Metasearch Any Language English Afrikaans Arabic Bahasa Melayu Belarusian Bulgarian Catala Chinese Simplified Chinese Traditional Cymraeg Czech Dansk Deutsch Eesti Espanol Euskara Faroese Francais Frysk Galego Greek Hebrew Hrvatski Indonesia Islenska Italiano Japanese Korean Latvian Lietuviu Lingua Latina Magyar Netherlands Norsk Polska Portugues Romana Russian Shqip Slovensko Slovensky Srpski Suomi Svenska Thai Turkce Ukrainian Vietnamese Mode All Words Any Word Phrase Results Timeout Depth Adult Filter Add to Favorites Other Search Web News Newsgroups Images Invisible Web Metasearch All Classical Guides Medieval ez2Find Home Directory Regional Europe ... History : Medieval Anglo-Saxon British Literature Hundred Years War King Arthur ... Wars of the Roses Related Categories Society: History: By Time Period: Middle Ages Web Sites The Bayeux Tapestry [Site Info] [Translate] [Open New Window] View the entire tapestry in full color in thumbnails or larger pictures and read the epic on which it is based, the Norman Conquest of England. URL: http://www.ealdormere.sca.org/university/bayeux.shtml The Domesday Book and Beyond [Site Info] [Translate] [Open New Window] Three essays on post-conquest England, by WF Maitland.

56. Bibliography 9: Landscape History Urban AngloSaxon Settlements in england, edited by 23-39 Rackham, Oliver, The medieval Landscape in Tom, Settlement Chronology and regional Landscapes the http://www2.arts.gla.ac.uk/SESLL/EngLang/ihsl/projects/ASPNS/bib9.htm

ASPNS Bibliography 9: Landscape History 9. Landscape History (Intended for historical geography and some aspects of settlement history. For more localised environmental studies, including, but not restricted to plants, see Bibliography 8: Environmental History . See also Bibliography 4: Types of Habitat , and Bibliography 11: Place-Names 9.1 Journals Journal of Historical Geography Landscape History 9.2 General Works (See also Bibliography 4: Types of Habitat Aston, Michael, Interpreting the Landscape: Landscape Archaeology and Local Studies (London, 1985) Aston, Michael and Trevor Rowley, Landscape Archaeology: an Introduction to Fieldwork Techniques on Post-Roman Landscapes (Newton Abbot, 1974) Cook, Hadrian and Tom Williamson, Water Management in the English Landscape: Field, Marsh and Meadow (Edinburgh, 1999) Dodgshon, R.A. and R.A. Butlin, ed.

57. The Cambridge Urban History Of Britain overview of the course of medieval urban development combines thematic analysis with regional and national coverage of developments in england, Scotland and http://books.cambridge.org/0521444616.htm

Home > The Cambridge Urban History of Britain The Cambridge Urban History of Britain Volume 1, 600–1540 Edited by D. M. Palliser Published December 2000 888 pages 26 half-tones 29 tables 47 figures For price and ordering options, inspection copy requests, and reading lists please select: UK North America Contributors D. M. Palliser, Grenville Astill, James Campbell, Richard Holt, Richard Britnell, Julia Barrow, T. R. Slater, E. Patricia Dennison, Derek Keene, David A. Hinton, John Blair, Barrie Dobson, S. H. Rigby, E. Ewan, Gervase Rosser, John Schofield, Geoffrey Stell, Caroline M. Barron, Jennifer Kermode, Maryanne Kowaleski, Christopher Dyer, Barbel Brodt, Ralph Griffiths, G. Grant Simpson, Alan Dyer Reviews ‘ the volumes supply the first truly urban country with a fitting and comprehensive history  a coherent and systematic survey which is both scholarly and accessible  some genuinely new and innovative investigations which fill real gaps in our knowledge  essential reading to all interested in the history of medieval Britain and will undoubtedly inspire new research into towns as institutions and as social and economic communities.’ The Ricardian ‘ a glittering collection of essays  ’.

58. History Guide NG history in General Prehistory and medieval Archeology Ancient Near Affairs Economy Cultural history regional history Biographies england and Wales http://www.historyguide.de/gesamtkatalog.php?mode=openall

59. Researcher Profile 13, The Foundation of the Monasteries and the regional Control (Hegemony) in medieval england, Bulletin of Western history, 1993/11, 21, 1?18. http://souran.bur.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/Profiles/0012/0000091/pblc_e1.html

Researcher Profile Major Publications List Total 30 No. Title of books or treatises Publishing company or journal Published Date Volume Number Page Norman Conquest and Bayeux Tapestry: Historical Writings and Imagery Materials Bulletin of Western History Norman conquest and 'Globalization': The church Reform Movement and Regional Integration The Hisroshima University Studies Graduate School of Letters Historical Study of Crisis: A Case Study of Occcidental History Multiplicity in Medieval European Culture Cultural Multiplicity in Bayeux Tapestry The Hiroshima University Studies Graduate School of Letters Multicultural Contact in Medieval Europe Contacts between Different Cultures and Crisis Recognifrom : A Study of Norman Conquest The Hiroshima University Studies,Faculty of Letters Norman Conquest and Various Phases of 'Crisis' : Crisis Recognition and Crisis Management The Hiroshima University Studies, Faculty of Letters Norman Conquest and Medieval English Church ‚P`‚S‚X‚U The Revolt of 1075 and the Historians The Hiroshima University Studies, Faculty of Letters

60. Untitled Document Bruce MS Campbell, The regional Uniqueness of from East Norfolk , Agricultural history Review, XXIX, 1 Arable Productivity in medieval england Some Evidence http://www.esh.ed.ac.uk/Courses_IB/Mid_Ages/land_est.html

Medieval British Landed Estates (Autumn Term) This D-course is complementary to and can only be taken in conjunction with the Category A course 'The "Middle" Ages: A New Perspective.' It will allow students to undertake in-depth investigations, based on primary documentary and archaeological materials, into aspects of British economic and social life in the period before- and during that phase of real economic growth from which emerged a distinctive "medieval" society (850-1340 AD). The course is divided into two term-length components. There will be three such term-length components on: Medieval British Landed Estates Medieval British Towns Medieval British Trade, two of which will be taught each year on a rotational basis, in 2001-2 Medieval British Landed Estates being taught in the autumn term and Medieval British Towns in the spring term. Course Organization The course will be taught in each term in 3 x two-hour lectures/tutorials held in WRB room 217, weeks 1-3 to be followed by a period of supervised research which will provide the basis for an examinable project paper. Guidance for Students: Those Economic History/Economic and Social History honours and joint honours students taking the course will be required to produce A PROJECT-PAPER to be and submitted at the end of the tenth week of both the first and second term. Such written class work is included in the final mark accounting for 25%. At the end of the year, the course will be examined by a single two-hour paper from which TWO questions must be answered. The exam will account for 75% of the final mark.

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