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Papal Letters in the Middle Ages (History of Medieval Canon Law) by Detlev Jasper, Horst Fuhrmann, 2001-06
The Oxford History of Medieval Europe
An Economic and Social History of Later Medieval Europe, 1000-1500 by Steven A. Epstein, 2009-04-27
Medieval History For Dummies (For Dummies (History, Biography & Politics)) by Stephen Batchelor, 2010-07-21
The Cambridge History of Later Medieval Philosophy: From the Rediscovery of Aristotle to the Disintegration of Scholasticism, 1100-1600
The Cambridge History of Medieval Political Thought c.350-c.1450 (The Cambridge History of Political Thought)
General Issues in the Study of Medieval Logistics: Sources, Problems And Methodologies (History of Warfare, V. 36)
The History of the Medieval World: From the Conversion of Constantine to the First Crusade by Susan Wise Bauer, 2010-02-22
The New Cambridge Medieval History, Vol. 2: c. 700-c. 900
The Penguin Atlas of Medieval History (Hist Atlas) by Colin McEvedy, 1968-04-30
The Cambridge History of Medieval English Literature
A History of Everyday Life in Medieval Scotland (A History of Everyday Life in Scotland) by Edward J. Cowan, Lizanne Henderson, 2010-12-31
Ottonian Book Illumination: An Historical Study (Studies in Medieval and Early Renaissance Art History) by H. Mayr-Harting, 1999-12-01
The Coming of the Friars by Augustus Jessopp, 2010-03-07

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Margery Kempe
Both scholarly and general audiences will enjoy the comprehensive text. Margery Kempe, a controversial woman mystic in medieval history, wrote The Book
http://www.kings.edu/womens_history/margerykempe.html

Extractions: Margery Kempe Margery Kempe was born about 1373 in Norfolk, England. She was the daughter of a respected merchant and public official. She married merchant John Kempe, with whom she had fourteen children. She died sometime after 1433. In her younger years Margery was respectful to the church, though she knew some clergy were spiritually negligent. When Margery was in her twenties she began to have visions in which she talked to Jesus, Mary, and some saints. In one vision, Jesus told her to go deeper in her religious practices. She was an illiterate laywoman turned religious enthusiast who became prone to fits of crying and screaming during religious services. At about the age 60, she dictated her spiritual autobiography to two scribes. The Book of Margery Kempe is the earliest known autobiography in English. In her book, Kempe portrays herself as an honest and devote human being. Margery's message is taken from her direct relationship with Jesus that is based on unconditional faith and love. The Book discusses every aspect of Margery's life: from her marriage, religious conversion, and many pilgrimages. She was accused by her contemporaries of fraud and heresy, and often criticized by later scholars as hysterical and crazy. Nonetheless, Margery Kempe also had admirers, even among clergy, who defended her visions as genuine signals from God.
The Cistercians And Trappists
An introduction to the history of the Cistercians and Trappists by Dr. Deborah Vess. Includes virtual tours of monasteries, Cistercian primary sources, general references, and information about Cistercian technology, famous medieval and modern Cistercians, and Cistercian art and architecture.
http://www.faculty.de.gcsu.edu/~dvess/ids/medieval/cist.html

Extractions: The Cistercians and Trappists by Dr. Vess In 1098 Robert of Molesme, Stephen Harding, Alberic, along with other monks left the monastery of Molesme and founded a new monastery ( novum monasterium As with his previous foundations, however, Robert's "novum monasterium" soon achieved the very success which had driven him from Molesme. Robert never lived to see this transformation, which began with the arrival in 1113 of the young Burgundian noble Bernard and his thirty-three companions. Bernard soon established a daughter- house at Clairvaux. Three other daughter-houses were established at Le Ferte, Pontigny, and Morimund. In 1119 the Carta Caritatis was approved by Pope Calixtus II. The Carta Caritatis was a constitution, and marked the transition of the
Subject: D111 Medieval History
Library of Congress Subject Areas (50) D history general and Old World (4) D history (general) (4). D111 medieval history (2)
http://etdindividuals.dlib.vt.edu:9090/view/subjects/D111.html

Extractions: ETD Individuals Home About Browse Search ... Help Number of records: AKINBODE, DR O.K.P (1998) THE IMPACT OF COMPUTING ON THE AGEING POPULATION. . UNSPECIFIED, ALL SAINTS UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA. AKINBODE, DR O.K.P (1998) ... . UNSPECIFIED, ALL SAINTS UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA. This list was generated on Fri Sep 23 01:00:32 EDT 2005
A Guide To Medieval History Resources - LEARN - The University Of Auckland Libra
For general books on medieval history use the Subject Heading Middle Ages history.To find books on Voyager on medieval history relating to particular
http://www.library.auckland.ac.nz/subjects/hist/medievalresourcesguide.htm

Extractions: A Guide to Medieval History Resources In The University of Auckland Library Introduction Natural vs. controlled vocabulary Dictionaries and Encyclopedias Handbooks ... Interlibrary Loan This guide focuses on the print and electronic resources on medieval history in the University of Auckland Library system. These resources will help you locate material you need to supplement your course reading, and to write assignments, research essays, dissertations and theses. The guide is organised primarily into reference tools and primary and secondary source material such as bibliographies, guides, catalogues and indexes. The function of each type of resource is explained briefly, followed by a selection of items with the location and call number. These lists are selective. Relevant Voyager searches are suggested to enable you to find additional resources of the same type. Natural vs. controlled vocabulary. Natural vocabulary is composed of words and phrases you would use to describe a subject.
History: General Works
Larousse Encyclopedia of Ancient and medieval history. Glossary of medievalterms. Bibliography (including both a general bibliography and one for
http://www.uflib.ufl.edu/hss/medieval/Advanced Searching/HistoryGeneralWorks.htm

Extractions: Smathers, Reference (Non-Circulating) D114 .B86 1995 This encyclopedia offers good background information on the Middle Ages. It is well organized and a nice reference tool. The encyclopedia is arranged alphabetically with smaller to medium sized entries. Furthermore, it has good cross-referencing using 'see also' notations within the text. The only unfortunate feature of this work is that the articles have a very short selected bibliography. What is superior about this book is the rear matter. One appendix gives medieval rulers by country and dynasty (including dates of their reigns). There are separate appendixes for medieval Islam and one for its rulers. Also, a very nice glossary of terms is included. Finally, the text offers an excellent index searchable by subject, author, people, etc. It contains LOTS of cross-references and very good explanations. Bury, J.B.
The Costumer's Manifesto: Medieval European Costume Links Page
general medieval Costume. The history of Fashion and Dress Byzantium and Earlymedieval Europe The history of Fashion and Dress Late medieval Europe
http://www.costumes.org/history/100pages/medievalinks.htm

Extractions: Halloween and Party costumes at CostumeCity Medieval Costume and Fashion Dress in the Middle Ages Music for a Medieval Banquet Ancient European Costume and Fashion Robes and Honor : The Medieval World of Investiture (The New Middle Ages) Medieval Tailor's Assistant: Making Common Garments 1200-1500 The Lord of the Rings - The Fellowship of the Ring (Platinum Series Extended Edition Collector's Gift Set) The Art of Making Armour Hildegard of Bingen's Medicine From Saint Hildegard's Kitchen: Foods of Health, Foods of Joy
E-Intro To Old English - Appendix C
Peter Baker's bibliography lists important printed works in several categories general works, grammars, dictionaries, bibliographies, collections of texts and translations, literary criticism, history and culture, manuscripts, art and archaeology. Also includes a selection of online aids.
http://www.wmich.edu/medieval/research/rawl/IOE/read.html
General History Department â Academic Staff
Ginio, Aliza, aginio@post.tau.ac.il, 025633713, medieval history, Spain Head of general and Interdisciplinary Studies; American history; Education
http://www.tau.ac.il/humanities/faculty/history/history.eng.html

Extractions: To the History Department website Name Email Phone Academic Interests Algazi, Gadi algazi@post.tau.ac.il Medieval History, Social/Cultural History Arbel, Benjamin arbel@post.tau.ac.il Early Modern Europe, Venice, Renaissance Barkai, Ron rbarkai@post.tau.ac.il Medieval History, Spain, History of Medicine Barnavi, Eli barnavi@post.tau.ac.il Early Modern Europe, France Confino, Michael mconfino@post.tau.ac.il Russia Eliav-Feldon, Miriam meliav@post.tau.ac.il Early-modern European history: utopias, pacifism, toleration, impostors and charlatans, means of identification, voyages ofdiscovery, the slave trade, the witch-hunts, the Reformation Feig-Vishnia, Rachel vishnia@post.tau.ac.il Ancient History, Rome Ginio, Aliza aginio@post.tau.ac.il Medieval History, Spain Gorodetsky, Gabriel gorod@post.tau.ac.il 20th Century History, Russia and the Soviet Union Gutfeld, Arnon gutfeld@post.tau.ac.il History of the United States Halfin, Igal halfin@post.tau.ac.il Modern Russia Honigman , Sylvie honigman@post.tau.ac.il Ancient History, the Hellenistic World Kaplan, Vera
Auckland City Libraries: Medieval History
Useful medieval Shelf Numbers. 940 European history general. 940.1 Europe -history - medieval. 940.12 Early medieval Europe. 940.14 Normans Feudalism
http://www.aucklandcitylibraries.com/general.aspx?ct=595&id=2877
SULAIR : Medieval Studies : General Bibliographies And Other Guides
medieval Studies general Bibliographies and Other Guides Davis (1971) medievalEuropean history A Select Bibliography, 2nd ed.
http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/ssrg/medieval/genbib.html

Extractions: skip to main navigation Area Studies Engineering General Government Humanities Interdisciplinary New Databases Numeric Data Science Social Sciences Statistics Archive of Recorded Sound Biology (Falconer) Bing Wing Business (Jackson) Eng.(Swain) Earth Sciences (Branner) East Asia Education (Cubberley) Engineering Government Docs. (Jonsson) Green Library Hoover Institution Information Center Lane Reading Room Law (Crown) Map Collections Marine Biology (Miller) Sciences Media and Microtext Medical (Lane) Meyer Music Physics Special Collections Social Science Social Sciences Resource Center Stanford Auxiliary Library SLAC Library
SULAIR: 1.C. General Bibliographies And Other Guides
Reference; Church and Intellectual history 3001050. general Studies; Church inLate Antiquity and Early MA; Early medieval Monasticism
http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/ssrg/medieval/ahacon.html

Extractions: skip to main navigation Area Studies Engineering General Government Humanities Interdisciplinary New Databases Numeric Data Science Social Sciences Statistics Archive of Recorded Sound Biology (Falconer) Bing Wing Business (Jackson) Eng.(Swain) Earth Sciences (Branner) East Asia Education (Cubberley) Engineering Government Docs. (Jonsson) Green Library Hoover Institution Information Center Lane Reading Room Law (Crown) Map Collections Marine Biology (Miller) Sciences Media and Microtext Medical (Lane) Meyer Music Physics Special Collections Social Science Social Sciences Resource Center Stanford Auxiliary Library SLAC Library
Teresa's Medieval History Page
Recent Additions, general medieval history, University Sites, Bibliographies,British history, Historical and Romance Fiction, Teresa s Articles,
http://www3.sympatico.ca/eckford/Medieval.htm

Extractions: Whittington Castle in Shropshire, England. If you've read Elizabeth Chadwick's Lords of the White Castle , you'll love seeing Whittington and reading more about it (though the castle itself is mostly in ruins.) If you haven't read the book, do, but drop by the website anyway as there's loads of info, photos, souvenirs, and links. December 1, 2000
Medieval History Links And Articles
medieval Britain general British history DarkAge Britain Historical KingArthur Ireland Scotland Wales. medieval Europe Europe general
http://riverrats.net/sonicdeli/lissa/lair/medieval.htm
BUBL LINK Catalogue Of Internet Resources
many links covering areas such as British and American history, Europeanhistory, black history, the holocaust, medieval history, and general resources.
http://bubl.ac.uk/link/linkbrowse.cfm?menuid=11369
Great General Websites For Ancient History In Sixth Grade
Great Websites for Ancient and medieval history in Sixth Grade. general ResourcesSocial Studies School Service The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
http://www.globalwebvisions.com/Ancient Civilizations/ancientwebsites.htm

Extractions: of Social Studies Social Studies School Service - A part of the www.socialstudies.com website. This is an EXCELLENT resource page for all areas of Social Studies, but specifically for Ancient History. This website specifically relates to topics concerned with Ancient history. There are links to other websites, suggested videos, links to information within World Book, lesson plans related to different areas of ancient history, etc... The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World - a great website with information, additional weblinks, images, histories of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, as well as other wonders.
Department Of History At The University Of Manchester
An introduction to the specialists in medieval history at Manchester and to medieval English social and economic history and general social theory,
http://www.art.man.ac.uk/HISTORY/postgraduate/programmes/medieval.htm

Extractions: Modern European History Programme Director: Professor Paul Fouracre - paul.fouracre@man.ac.uk A major international centre for Medieval History. Since the establishment of History as an academic discipline in the 19th century, Manchester medievalists have played a decisive role in advancing the critical study of the Middle Ages. '5' rating in the 1996 national Research Assessment Exercise achieved by the Department of History. A recognised tradition of excellence in research. (see staff profiles) Wide areas of expertise. Late antiquity, Anglo-Saxon England, Byzantium, the Crusades, Social and Economic History of Medieval England, English Ecclesiastical History and Gender studies are all major areas of interest.
LC Classification: D - History: General And Outside The Americas
5195, Ancient history. 101-110.5, medieval and Modern history (general). 111-203,medieval history. 135-149, Migrations. 151-173, Crusades
http://www.info.library.yorku.ca/yorkline/lc/d.html

Extractions: D General World History. DA Great Britian. ... E - History: United States D General World History. General Periodicals, Societies Yearbooks, Registers Congresses, Conferences, etc., By Country Sources and Documents, Collections Minor Sources, Source Books Collected Works: Several Authors Collected Works: Individual Authors Minor Works, Pamphlets, etc. Dictionaries Minor Reference Books (anecdotes, curiosa, allusions, etc.) Chronological Tables, etc.: General Chronological Tables, etc.: Special Pictorial Atlases Historiography: General Works Historiography: Criticisms and Reviews Biographies of Historians: Collective Biographies of Historians: Individual, A-Z Methodology, Relation to Other Sciences Study and Teaching: General Works Study and Teaching: General Special Study and Teaching: United States Study and Teaching: Other Countries, A-Z Study and Teaching: Schools, by Place or Name, A-Z Philosophy of History: General Works to 1800 Philosophy of History: General Works 1801- Special Topics World Histories: Chronicles and Works Written before 1525 World Histories: Chronicles and Works Written from 1525 to 1800 World Histories: General Works, 1801-
Resource Centre Listbox (history)
Select, Ancient history, medieval history, Early Modern history Select,Aboriginal Australia, China, Egypt, general, Greece, Mesopotamia (Sumer)
http://www.hi.com.au/resource/rhistory.asp

Extractions: Browse: Learning Area Subject Topics Infobase Science Geography History Select: Ancient History Medieval History Early Modern History War in the Modern World Australian History Issues of the 20th and 21st Centuries Select: Aboriginal Australia China Egypt General Greece Mesopotamia (Sumer) Select: Kinship patterns Many environments and cultures Select a profile: Allen, Monique Anderson, Maybanke Ansett, Reg Anu, Christine Archer, Robyn Arena, Tina Armstrong, Duncan Armstrong, Gillian Avalanches, The Barassi, Ron Bardot Barton, Edmund Bates, Daisy Berry, Kevin Bonner, Neville Border, Alan Borellini, Brenden Bosnich, Mark Bowers, Jack Bown, Anna Boyd, Arthur Brabham, Jack Bradfield, John Bradman, Donald Brock, Peter Bronhill, June Brown, Bob
Scotch College Library And Information Centre - Medieval History - General Resou
medieval history general Resources. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle Full-text versionof this definitive source for medieval history. Economic life
http://www.scotch.vic.edu.au/Library/resources/netsites/history/medigen.htm
Medieval History
For information on how to do research in general, check Research Strategy. Examples of primary sources in medieval history include The Paston Letters;
http://library.queensu.ca/inforef/history/medieval.htm

Extractions: Stauffer Library Reference Approaches to Research Biographies Bibliographies Finding Books ... Writing Your Paper For information on how to do research in general, check Research Strategy Primary source material is a key part of historical research. A primary source is a document in which an event is described by its witnesses. Some examples are: diaries, letters, speeches, interviews, newspapers, autobiographies, official records, including government documents, pamphlets, photographs, films, art, novels, music, furniture, clothing, buildings, and jewelry. Examples of primary sources in medieval history include: The Paston Letters The Book of Margery Kempe ; and Confessionvm ...(by St. Augustine). A secondary source interprets and analyses primary sources. Secondary sources are one step removed from the event. Some examples are: textbooks, journal articles, histories, criticism, commentaries and encyclopedias. Examples of secondary sources in medieval history are: Margery Kempe: an Example in the English Pastoral Tradition The All Present God: a Study in St. Augustine

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