Fourteenth Century England IV (EPDF) von Jeffrey S. J.S. Hamilton

Fourteenth Century England has quickly established for itself a deserved reputation for its scope and scholarship and for admirably filling a gap in the publication of medieval studies. HISTORY

Who was St Thomas of Lancaster?: New Manuscript Evidence - John McQuillen
`Hedging, Ditching and Other Improper Occupations': Royal Landscapes and their Meaning under Edward II and Edward III - Mandy Richardson
Paying for the Wedding: Edward III as Fundraiser, 1332-3 - Alison McHardy
The Politics of Privilege: Thomas Hatfield and the Palatinate of Durham, 1345-81 - Christian D Liddy
Agners Maltravers [d. 1375] and Her Husband John [d. 1364]: Rebel Wives, Separate Lives, and Conjugal Visits in Later Medieval England - James Bothwell
Gendering Pastoral Care: John Mirk and hisInstructions for Parish Priests - Beth Alison Barr
Prosecution of the Statutes of Provisors and Premunire in the King's Bench, 1377-1394 - Diane Martin
`Mercy and truth Preserve the King': Richard II's use of the Royal Pardon in 1397 and 1398 - Helen Lacey
Aliens in the Pardons of Richard II - John L. Leland
`Too Flattering Sweet to be Substantial'? The Last Months of Thomas, Lord Despenser - Martyn Lawrence
`O Prince, Desyre to Be Honorable': The Deposition of Richard II and Mirrors for Princes - Ulrike Grassnick
Regional Politics, Landed Society and the coal Industry in North-east England, 1350-1430 - Mark Arvanigian