English historical literature in the fourteenth century /

• Taylor, John, 1925-

• Magna Carta -- England -- History.
• Great Britain -- History (1154-1399).

• Clarendon,

• 019820065X

• Writing of history in the Middle Ages essays presented to Richard William Southern
• Richard the Third
• revolt of the provinces Conservatives and Radicals in the English Civil War 1630 1650
• Portrait of America From reconstruction to the present
• history of parliament the Middle Ages
• rise and fall of merry England the ritual year 1400 1700
• debate on the English Revolution
• Bolshevik revolution 1917 1923
• Bedes Ecclesiastical history of the English people
• Society and politics in England 1780 1960 a selection of readings and comments
• Edward Prince of Wales and Aquitaine a biography of the Black Prince
• Women and power in the Middle Ages
• Tudor rebellions
• Historical interpretation Sources of English medieval history 1066 1540
• Essays in Anglo Saxon history
• Revelations of divine love
• Christs body identity culture and society in late medieval writings
• Cambridge history of medieval English literature
• Lancastrian kings and Lollard knights
• Miracles and pilgrims popular beliefs in medieval England
• Post Victorian Britain 1902 1951
• life and times of Henry V
• Napoleon Bonaparte
• English empire Bede and the early Anglo Saxon kings
• Vikings in England settlement society and culture
• birth of purgatory
• world of Orderic Vitalis
• Church and society in late medieval England
• Daily life in the late Middle Ages
• Society at war the experience of England and France during the Hundred Years War
• Peaceable kingdom stability and change in modern Britain
• Margery Kempes dissenting fictions
• Rebellion popular protest and the social order in early modern England
• China the impact of revolution a survey of twentieth century China
• Medieval canon law
• City and spectacle in medieval Europe
• Angelic monks and earthly men monasticism and its meaning to medieval society
• Schism heresy and religious protest papers read at the tenth summer meeting and the eleventh winter meeting of the Ecclesiastical History Society
• feudal kingdom of England 1042 1216
• Normans and the Norman Conquest
• premature Reformation Wycliffite texts and Lollard history
• Great Depression and World War II 1929 1945
• Henry VII
• Medieval womens visionary literature
• English Civil War
• Bedes Ecclesiastical history of the English people a historical commentary
• Bodies and disciplines intersections of literature and history in fifteenth century England
• Historical writing in England c 1307 to the early sixteenth century
• rise of respectable society a social history of Victorian Britain 1830 1900
• Culture and history 1350 1600 essays on English communities identities and writing
• Henry V the practice of kingship
• Young medieval women
• Levellers in the English Revolution
• Popular culture in England c 1500 1850
• laity in the Middle Ages religious beliefs and devotional practices
• Studying medieval women sex gender feminism
• Europe between the wars a political history
• Reign of James VI and I
• Stalins Russia
• ties that bound peasant families in medieval England
• history of women in the West Silences of the Middle Ages
• Thatcherism scope and limits 1983 87
• Good Parliament
• Henry VIII
• powers of the Holy religion politics and gender in late medieval English culture
• reign of Mary I
• pre Reformation Church in England 1400 1530
• Empire to welfare state English history 1906 1985
• Authority and conflict England 1603 1658
• Lollards and reformers images and literacy in late medieval religion
• Stalin and Stalinism
• Richard III
• urban nation 1920 1960
• English Reformation
• Decisions for war 1914
• Medieval queenship
• Christianity in the West 1400 1700
• Holy feast and holy fast the religious significance of food to medieval women
• Tudor nobility
• Reform and Reformation England 1509 1558
• Great Britain identities institutions and the idea of Britishness
• Kings and Vikings Scandinavia and Europe AD 700 1100
• victorian city a reader in British urban history 1820 1914
• Conflict in early Stuart England studies in religion and politics 1603 1642
• Anglo Saxons
• later Reformation in England 1547 1603
• Britain since 1945
• Margaret of Anjou queenship and power in late medieval England
• Fifteenth century England 1399 1509 studies in politics and society
• impact of the English Reformation 1500 1640
• rise of professional society England since 1880
• Religion and devotion in Europe c 1215 c 1515
• Reformation and the English people
• reign of Mary Tudor politics government and religion in England 1553 58
• Policing the Victorian community the formation of English provincial police forces 1856 80
• Democracy in France since 1870
• Wars of the Roses politics and the constitution in England c 1437 1509
• Films and British national identity from Dickens to Dads army
• Womens history Britain 1850 1945 an introduction
• Edwardian England 1901 15 society and politics