Medieval Scotland
crown, lordship and community : essays presented to G.W.S Barrow
by Grant, Alexander and Keith J. Stringer
Medieval Scotland brings together thirteen essays specially written in honour of Professor Barrow. The contributors explore central themes in the development of the medieval Scottish kingdom, a subject which Professor Barrow has done so much to illuminate. They analyse the interplay between Celtic and feudal influences; the political definition of the kingdom; crown-magnate relations; and the relationship between the local and national communities.
A complete bibliography of Professor Barrow's writings to the end of 1992 is also included.
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Medieval Scotland: crown, lordship and community : essays presented to G.W.S Barrow
1993, Edinburgh University Press
in English
0748604189 9780748604180
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
"A bibliography of the published works of G.W.S. Barrow to the end of 1992"--P. [297]-307.
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