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For those interested in medieval society and the history of the Middle Ages. Our site has articles, videos, interviews, news and more.

• Added on: Jul 27th, 2009
• Country: Canada
• Language: English

• Author: Peter Konieczny
• Listed in: History Education & Learning
• Tags: books history medieval castles knights middle ages

Recent Posts

• The Mongol Impact on World History

  Posted on Friday November 27th, 2009 at 19:54 in videos, mongols

  Edward Vajda, a professor with the Department of Modern and Classical Languages at Western Washington University, presents “The Mongol Impact on World History.” Vajda discusses the spectacular consequences of the Mongol conquests begun in...

• From God’s Peace to the King’s Order: Late Medieval Limitations on Non-Royal Warfare

  Posted on Friday November 27th, 2009 at 17:28 in politics, articles, france, military history, political thought

  From God’s Peace to the King’s Order: Late Medieval Limitations on Non-Royal Warfare By Justine Firnhaber-Baker Essays in Medieval Studies, Vol.23 (2006) Introduction: One of the fundamental tasks of medieval kings was to be a peacemaker, that is...

• ‘Apud Lotharingos Altus et Doctus’: Leofric of Exeter, 1050-1072

  Posted on Friday November 27th, 2009 at 09:52 in articles, England, anglo-saxon, ecclesiastical history

  Apud Lotharingos Altus et Doctus: Leofric of Exeter, 1050-1072 By Erika Corradini Proceedings of the Manchester Centre for Anglo-Saxon Studies Postgraduate Conference, Vol.1 (2005) Introduction: The life and activities of Leofric, bishop of Exeter, ...

• Journey to the Borderland: Two Poetic Passages on Judgement Day in Old English Homilies Revisited

  Posted on Friday November 27th, 2009 at 09:32 in literature, articles, England, anglo-saxon, old english

  Journey to the Borderland: Two Poetic Passages on Judgement Day in Old English Homilies Revisited By Winfried Rudolf The Proceedings of the Manchester Centre for Anglo-Saxon Studies Postgraduate Conference (2005) Introduction: Ever since the days o...

• Making sense of Ker’s dates: The origins of Beowulf and the Palaeographers

  Posted on Friday November 27th, 2009 at 09:26 in literature, articles, England, anglo-saxon, manuscripts and palaeography

  Making sense of Ker’s dates: The origins of Beowulf and the Palaeographers By Francis Leneghan The Proceedings of the Manchester Centre for Anglo-Saxon Studies Postgraduate Conference (2005) Introduction: Ever since the Nowell Codex began to a...

• Isola non isolata. Le Stinche in the Middle Ages

  Posted on Thursday November 26th, 2009 at 19:40 in italy, articles, administration, social history, urban studies

  Isola non isolata. Le Stinche in the Middle Ages By Guy Geltner Annali di Storia di Firenze, Vol.3 (2008) Introduction: The Italian government’s Department of Penal Administration (DAP) publishes a monthly journal, aptly entitled «Le due cittàÂ...

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