
Fourteenth Century England VIII
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King's Armourers and the Growth of the Armourer's Craft in Early Fourteenth-Century London - Malcolm Mercer
In the Best Interest of the Queen: Isabella of France, Edward II and the Image of a Functional Relationship - Lisa Benz St John
The First Entry of the Bishop: Episcopal Adventus in Fourteenth-Century England - Katherine Harvey
Temporalities Be Taken: Edward III, Unruly Ecclesiastics, and the Fight for the Benefices of Exeter, 1337-60 - Charlotte Whatley
The Armour of Sir Robert Salle: An Indication of Social Status? - Shelagh Mitchell
Richard II, the Mortimer Inheritance and the March of Wales, 1381-84 - Mark John King
War, Chivalry and Regional Society: East Anglia's Warrior Gentry before the Court of Chivalry - Philip J. Caudrey
A Comparative Analysis of Biblical Women in the English Wycliffite Sermons with John Mirk's Festial - Beth Alison Barr
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