Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of Figures and Tables
- Editor's Note
- Abbreviations
- 1 Beyond Corfe: Ælfthryth's Roles as Queen, Villain, and Former Sister-in-law
- 2 Medieval Curses and Their Users
- 3 ‘Although He Was His Nephew’: A Study of Younger Hautevilles Either Side of the Sea
- 4 Nearly Gold and Nearly Perfect? Copper, Meaning, and Materiality in Norman Sicily
- 5 Bound by Loyalty: Conflict, Communication and Group Solidarity in Early Twelfth-Century Southern Italy
- 6 Hugh of Lincoln and Adam of Eynsham: Angevin Kingship Reconsidered
- 7 Earthly Kings, Heavenly Jerusalem: Ralph Niger's Political Exegesis and the Third Crusade
- 8 ‘Holy Christendom's New Colony’: The Extraction of Sacred Matter and the Colonial Status of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem
- 9 Medieval French Peasants: The New Frontier?
Editor's Note
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 30 April 2020
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of Figures and Tables
- Editor's Note
- Abbreviations
- 1 Beyond Corfe: Ælfthryth's Roles as Queen, Villain, and Former Sister-in-law
- 2 Medieval Curses and Their Users
- 3 ‘Although He Was His Nephew’: A Study of Younger Hautevilles Either Side of the Sea
- 4 Nearly Gold and Nearly Perfect? Copper, Meaning, and Materiality in Norman Sicily
- 5 Bound by Loyalty: Conflict, Communication and Group Solidarity in Early Twelfth-Century Southern Italy
- 6 Hugh of Lincoln and Adam of Eynsham: Angevin Kingship Reconsidered
- 7 Earthly Kings, Heavenly Jerusalem: Ralph Niger's Political Exegesis and the Third Crusade
- 8 ‘Holy Christendom's New Colony’: The Extraction of Sacred Matter and the Colonial Status of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem
- 9 Medieval French Peasants: The New Frontier?
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- The Haskins Society Journal 302018. Studies in Medieval History, pp. ixPublisher: Boydell & BrewerPrint publication year: 2020