The Medieval State

James Campbell as historian, Patrick Wormald; James Campbell as tutor, David Hargreaves; "Off to do Good" James Campbell as colleague, H.G.Pitt; Peculiaris patronus noster, Alan Thacker; two frontier states - Northumbria and Wessex c650-750, J.R.Maddicott; the construction of the early Scottish state, Alexander Grant; the Battle of Hastings and the military system of the late Anglo-Saxon state, M.K.Lawson; Eadmer, his archbishops and the English state, Mark Philpot; Henry I and counsel, John Hudson; towns and the English state, 1066-1500, D.M. Pallister; a 12th-century view of the Spanish past, Richard Fletcher; anti-semitism an the medieval English state, Robert C. Stacey; from Rex Wallie to princeps Wallie - charters and state formation in 13th-century Wales, Charles Insley; the English state and the Plantagenet Empire, 1259-1360 - a fiscal perspective, W.M. Ormrod; politics, sanctity and the Breton state - the case of the Blessed Charles de Blois, Duke of Brittany (d.1364), Michael Jones; the empire of Tamerlane - an unsuccessful re-run of the Mongol Empire?, david Morgan; Brittany and the French crown - the legacy of the English attack upon Fougeres (1449), C.D. Taylor.