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in Peter R. Coss and Simon D. Lloyd (eds) Thirteenth century England: proceedings of the Newcastle upon Tyne conference 2 (Woodbridge: ... 'to maintain ... before him'; 'stooping shield ... and flame': The King's Mirror, ed. and trans.
... 252 Stirling Bridge , battle of ( 1297 ) , 11 , 49 , 115 , 165 , 311 , 330 Stirling Castle , 128 sieges ( 1299 ) , 299 , 303 ; ( 1304 ) , 5 , 198 , 234 , 282 , 286-8 , 291-2 , 300 , 303 ; ( 1313 ) , 282 , 308 Stockbridge ( Hants . ) ...
The final chapter of Edward II's life has often been told, with the aid of an emotional and highly-coloured account written by the chronicler Geoffrey le Baker some thirty years later, which culminates in a disgusting scene in which ...
67 F. M. Stenton, The First Century of English Feudalism (Oxford, 1932), 70–1; Woolgar, The Great Household in Late Medieval England, 17–18; N. Denholm-Young, Seignorial Administration in England (Oxford, 1937), 7.
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3 Adrian R. Bell, Anne Curry, Andy King and David Simpkin, The Soldier in Later Medieval England (Woodbridge, 2013), pp. 38–9, 42. 4 A. Goodman, 'Responses to Requests in Yorkshire for Military Service under Henry V', Northern History ...
"J.F. Lydon, Edward I, Ireland and the War in Scotland, 1303–1304', England and Ireland in the Later Middle Ages, ed. Lydon (Dublin, 1981), 42–61. This article provides a splendid example of the complex operations involved in organizing ...
in J. Lydon ( ed . ) , England and Ireland in the Later Middle Ages : Essays in Honour of Jocelyne Otway - Ruthven ( Dublin , 1981 ) ; W. C. Weber , ' The Purpose of the English Modus Tenendi Parliamentum ' , Parliamentary History ...
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Being a knight is a costly occupation, and many families that have been of knightly standing in the past can no longer afford the expense of knighthood. In England, where there had been perhaps 4,000 or more knights at the start of the ...
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In his vivid new history, Michael Prestwich shows that it likewise involved large and charismatic individuals: Edward III, claimant to the French throne; his son Edward of Woodstock, the Black Prince; wily architect of the first French ...
... sisters of the same family in the convent of Nun Appleton to avoid discord62 this recalls an earlier case at Swine Priory , when a visitation found that three ' sisters of the flesh ' constantly combined to make life difficult for the ...
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