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• Alsford, Stephen. The Men behind the Masque: Office-holding in East Anglian Boroughs, 172-1460 (Medieval English Towns).
  • Introduction.
  • Chapter 1: The Structure of Borough Government.
    • Introduction: The Architecture of Borough Records.
    • The Executive Office.
    • Checks and Balances.
    • The Town Council.
    • The Community as Political Entity.
    • Representation and Election.
    • Limits to Participation.
  • Chapter 2: The Social and Economic Background of Office-holders.
    • Introduction: Class and Wealth.
    • Occupational Analysis.
    • The Ruling Class as Plutocracy?
    • Origins of the Ruling Class
    • The Mercantile Interest.
    • Class Consciousness and the Dignity of Office.
    • Social Cohesion and Mobility within the Ruling Class.
    • Gentrification.
  • Chapter 3: The Monopolisation of Office
    • Introduction: A Question of Perception.
    • Frequency of Office-holding.
    • Membership of Town Councils.
    • The Executive Committee.
    • Power and Dynasty.
    • The Degree of Popular Participation in Office-holding.
  • Chapter 4: Attitudes towards Office-holding
    • Introduction: The Human Factor.
    • Incentives to Office-holding.
    • The Burdens of Office.
    • Reluctance to Serve.
    • The Pursuit of Power and Prestige.
  • Chapter 5: Professionalism in Administration
    • Introduction: A Tradition of Service.
    • Promotion and the Hierarchy of Experience.
    • Career Administrators.
    • Expertise as a Factor in Selecting Officers.
  • Chapter 6: The Quality of Government
    • Introduction: Chronicles of Sin.
    • The Theory: 'Good and Vertuous Governance'.
    • The Practice: Reconciling Paternalism and Self-interest.
    • The Practice: Offences against Law, Customs, and Morals.
    • The Practice: Sins of Avarice.
    • The Practice: Crimes of Violence.
    • The Practice: Abuses of Power.
  • Chapter 7: Conflict and Solidarity in Urban Politics.
    • Introduction: At Moments of Crisis.
    • The Mask of Unanimity.
    • Discontent and Division.
    • Discords and Disputes: Maldon and Colchester.
    • Discords and Disputes: Ipswich.
    • Discords and Disputes: Yarmouth and Norwich.
    • Discords and Disputes: Lynn.
    • The Petypas Affair (Lynn).
    • Forces for Political Change.
  • Conclusion.
  • Appendices:
    • I: The Officers of Borough Government
      • Governmental Structure.
      • Lists of Office-holders 1272-1460.
    • II: Statistical Tables
      • Occupational Divisions.
      • Monopolisation of Office.
      • Ages of Office-holders (Lynn).
      • Families Prominent in Yarmouth Government.
    • III: Parliamentary Representation.
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  • Birt, Henry Norbert. Abbey (CE).
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  • Brodman, James William. Ransoming Captives in Crusader Spain: The Order of Merced on the Christian-Islamic Frontier (LIBRO).
    • Prologue.
    • War, Raids, and Ransoming.
    • The Thirteenth-Century Order.
    • Masters and Commanders.
    • Mercedarian Life.
    • Preachers, Patrons, and Properties.
    • Captives and Their Ransomers.
    • Conclusion.
    • Appendix A: A Note on Money.
    • Appendix B: Constitutions of 1272.
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    • Medieval and Renaissance Book Production - Manuscript Books (ORB).
    • Medieval and Renaissance Book Production - Printed Books (ORB).
  • Cohen, Jeffrey Jerome. Masoch / Lancelotism (Cultural Frictions Conference).
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  • Fieser, James, Ed.
    • Anselm of Canterbury (1033-1109) (IEP).
    • Meister Eckhart (1260-1328) (IEP).
    • Erasmus (1466-1536) (IEP).
    • William of Ockham (d. 1347) (IEP).
    • Renaissance (IEP).
    • Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274) (IEP).
  • Ford, Hugh Edmund. Saint Benedict of Nursia (CE).
  • Freedman, Paul. The Diocese of Vic: Tradition and Regeneration in Medieval Catalonia (LIBRO).
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  • Galloway, Andrew. Private Selves and the Intellectual Marketplace in Late Fourteenth-Century England: The Case of the Two Usks (Cultural Frictions Conference).
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    • Dante Alighieri (CE).
    • Saint Catherine of Siena (CE).
  • Garber, Rebecca L. R. Medieval German Women Writers (1100-1450): Biographies and Sources (ORB).
  • Gietmann, G.
    • Sandro Botticelli (CE).
    • Filippo Brunellesco (CE).
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    • The Abbey of Cîteaux (CE).
    • The Abbey of Clairvaux (CE).
    • Cistercians (CE).
    • Cistercian Sisters (CE).
    • Saint Bernard of Clairvaux (CE).
  • Gillet, Louis.
    • Cenni di Petro Cimabue (CE).
    • Giovanni Battista Cima da Conegliano (CE).
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  • Greentree, Rosemary. "Thirti dayes hath November": Time and Life in Middle English Verse (M/MLA Conference).
  • Guiney, Louise Imogen. Geoffrey Chaucer (CE).
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  • Hagen, Susan K. What's Really Being Tested in "The Clerk's Tale"? (Birmingham-Southern University).
  • Hamilton, Louis. A Liturgy of Reform: Bruno Segri's De Sacramentis Ecclesial and the Gregorian Reform (Essays in History).
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  • Hassett, Maurice M. A History of the Christian Altar (CE).
  • Hekala, Tamsin.
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    • Who's a Relative? Kinship Termonology in the Middle Ages (ORB).
  • Hunter-Blair, D. O. Buckfast Abbey (CE).
  • Irvine, Martin. The Pen(is), Castration, and Identity: Abelard's Negotiations of Gender (Cultural Frictions Conference).
  • Johnson, Gary. Royal Participation in Episcopal Elections in Merovingian Gaul (Electronic Antiquity).
  • Johnston, Mark D. Do Exempla Illustrate Everyday Life? (M/MLA Conference).
  • Jones, Bruce. Manuscripts, Books, and Maps: The Printing Press and a Changing World (University of California at San Diego), Illustrated.
    • Introduction.
    • Four Important Periods in the History of the Book.
    • The Rise of the University.
    • The Development of Print Technology.
    • Luther and the Protestant Reformation.
    • The Rise of Vernacular Languages and Nation States and the Decline of the Roman Catholic Church.
    • Maps.
    • Summary.
  • Kennedy, D. J.
    • Saint Albertus Magnus (CE).
    • Saint Thomas Aquinas (CE).
  • Kent, W. H. Saint Anselm (CE).
  • Knox, Ellis L. History of Western Civilization (Boise State University).
    • Medieval Europe
      • The Papacy.
      • Charlemagne.
      • William the Conqueror.
      • The Crusades.
      • Medieval Society: Introduction.
        • Those Who Pray.
        • Those Who Fight.
        • Those Who Work.
      • The Black Death.
      • The Babylonian Captivity and the Great Schism.
      • The Renaissance.
  • Kruger, Steven F. Medieval Christian (Dis)identifications: Muslims and Jews in Guibert of Nogent (Cultural Frictions Conference).
  • Kurth, Godefroid. Charles Martel (CE).
  • Lins, Joseph. Aachen (CE).
  • MacCaffrey, James. The Council of Basle (CE).
  • Mershman, Francis. Saint Boniface (CE).
  • Mill, James.
    • Danish Church Frescoes: A Clue to Medieval Irish Art? (ORB).
    • The Danish Wall-Paintings (ORB).
  • Moeller, C. Chivalry (CE).
  • Moore, R. Scott.
    • Constans II (641 -668 A.D.) (DIR).
    • Heraclonas (April/May - September 641 A.D.) and Constantine III (February - April/May 641 A.D.) (DIR).
  • Moran, Jo Ann Hoeppner. The Roman de la Rose and Thirteenth-Century Prohibitions of Homosexuality (Cultural Frictions Conference).
  • Mougel, Ambrose. Saint Bruno (CE).
  • O'Callaghan, Joseph F. The Cortes of Castile-León, 1188-1350 (LIBRO).
  • Oestreich, Thomas. Abbot (CE).
  • Opsahl, Eric. The Teutonic Order with A Chronological Table of Events and Select Bibliography (ORB).
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    • Saint Clare of Assisi (CE).
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    • Bernard of Cluny (CE).
    • Caroline Books (Libru Carolini) (CE).
    • Charlemagne (CE).
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    • Introduction.
      • Epigraphs.
      • The Discourse of Man "by Nature a Political Animal".
    • Part One: Dante's Commedia and the Promise of Reference.
      • Epigraphs.
      • Introduction: Narcissus and the Poet.
      • Narcissus Damned, or the Failure of Reference (Inferno 30).
      • Narcissus Purged, or the Renewal of Reference (Purgatorio 30).
      • Narcissus Redeemed, or Transference Crowns Reference (Paradiso 30).
    • Part Two: Troilus and Criseyde and the "Falsing" of the Referent.
      • Epigraphs.
      • A Brief Visit to The House of Fame.
      • Criseyde.
      • Troilus.
      • Pandarus.
      • The Narrator.
    • Part Three: The Canterbury Tales and the Ethics of Reference.
      • Epigraphs.
      • Introduction: Fragment A and the Versions of the Household.
      • The Wife of Bath and the Mediation of "Privitee".
      • The Merchant and the Parody of Creation.
      • The Pardoner and the Word of Death.
    • Conclusion.
      • Epigraphs.
      • Epilogue.
    • Bibliography (1983).
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    • The Semantics of Truth and Falsehood in Chaucerian Narrative (International Medieval Conference).
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    • Saint Thomas Becket (CE).
    • The Venerable Bede (CE).
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    • Peter Abelard (CE).
    • Carolingian Schools (CE).
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