Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- Contributors
- Preface
- Abbreviations
- Introduction
- 1 St Cuthbert and the Border, c.1080–c.1300
- 2 John Hardyng, Northumbrian Identity and the Scots
- 3 Remembering the Legal Past: Anglo-Scottish Border Law and Practice in the Later Middle Ages
- 4 Scaling the Ladder: The Rise and Rise of the Grays of Heaton, c.1296–c.1415
- 5 Land, Legend and Gentility in the Palatinate of Durham: The Pollards of Pollard Hall
- 6 Local Law Courts in Late Medieval Durham
- 7 The Free Court of the Priors of Durham
- 8 Church Discipline in Late Medieval Durham City: The Prior as Archdeacon
- 9 Economy and Society in North-Eastern Market Towns: Darlington and Northallerton in the Later Middle Ages
- 10 Newcastle Trade and Durham Priory, 1460–1520
- 11 The Size and Shape of Durham’s Monastic Community, 1274–1539
- 12 Peasants, Landlords and Production between the Tyne and the Tees, 1349–1450
- 13 Wastes, the Margins and the Abandonment of Land: The Bishop of Durham’s Estate, 1350–1480
- 14 Framing Medieval Landscapes: Region and Place in County Durham
- Index
List of Illustrations
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 23 March 2023
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- Contributors
- Preface
- Abbreviations
- Introduction
- 1 St Cuthbert and the Border, c.1080–c.1300
- 2 John Hardyng, Northumbrian Identity and the Scots
- 3 Remembering the Legal Past: Anglo-Scottish Border Law and Practice in the Later Middle Ages
- 4 Scaling the Ladder: The Rise and Rise of the Grays of Heaton, c.1296–c.1415
- 5 Land, Legend and Gentility in the Palatinate of Durham: The Pollards of Pollard Hall
- 6 Local Law Courts in Late Medieval Durham
- 7 The Free Court of the Priors of Durham
- 8 Church Discipline in Late Medieval Durham City: The Prior as Archdeacon
- 9 Economy and Society in North-Eastern Market Towns: Darlington and Northallerton in the Later Middle Ages
- 10 Newcastle Trade and Durham Priory, 1460–1520
- 11 The Size and Shape of Durham’s Monastic Community, 1274–1539
- 12 Peasants, Landlords and Production between the Tyne and the Tees, 1349–1450
- 13 Wastes, the Margins and the Abandonment of Land: The Bishop of Durham’s Estate, 1350–1480
- 14 Framing Medieval Landscapes: Region and Place in County Durham
- Index
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- North-East England in the Later Middle Ages , pp. vii - viiiPublisher: Boydell & BrewerPrint publication year: 2005