Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Contributors
- Preface
- Abbreviations
- Royal Wills, 1376–1475
- Propaganda, Piety and Politics in the Fifteenth Century: Henry V’s Vernacular War Letters to the City of London, 1417–21
- ‘To Be of Oon Demeanyng and Unite for the Wele of Your Self and of the Contre There’: Yorkist Plans for the Lordship of Ireland, the Last Phase
- A Mirror for a Princess: Antoine de la Sale and the Political Psyche of Margaret of Anjou
- Margaret of Anjou and the Language of Praise and Censure
- On ‘Peyne of their Lyfes … they Shuld no Verdit gif, but if they Wold Endite the Seid William Tresham of his Owen Deth’: the Murder of Lawyers in Fifteenth-Century England
- ‘Stond Horeson and Yelde thy Knyff’: Urban Politics, Language and Litigation in Late Medieval Canterbury
- ‘In to the Sterre Chambre’: Female Plaintiffs Before the King’s Council in the Reign of Henry VII
- Index
- Contents of Previous Volumes
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Contributors
- Preface
- Abbreviations
- Royal Wills, 1376–1475
- Propaganda, Piety and Politics in the Fifteenth Century: Henry V’s Vernacular War Letters to the City of London, 1417–21
- ‘To Be of Oon Demeanyng and Unite for the Wele of Your Self and of the Contre There’: Yorkist Plans for the Lordship of Ireland, the Last Phase
- A Mirror for a Princess: Antoine de la Sale and the Political Psyche of Margaret of Anjou
- Margaret of Anjou and the Language of Praise and Censure
- On ‘Peyne of their Lyfes … they Shuld no Verdit gif, but if they Wold Endite the Seid William Tresham of his Owen Deth’: the Murder of Lawyers in Fifteenth-Century England
- ‘Stond Horeson and Yelde thy Knyff’: Urban Politics, Language and Litigation in Late Medieval Canterbury
- ‘In to the Sterre Chambre’: Female Plaintiffs Before the King’s Council in the Reign of Henry VII
- Index
- Contents of Previous Volumes
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- The Fifteenth Century XVIIFinding Individuality, pp. vii - viiiPublisher: Boydell & BrewerPrint publication year: 2020