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@RoutledgeHist series offering source companions for those researching the medieval period. All views our own. Email: [email protected]

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We are very excited to announce that we are now accepting proposals for volumes for ‘Approaching Medieval Sources’ @RoutledgeHist without geographic restrictions! We’d love to hear from you if you would like to discuss potential volumes. See the attached CfP for more information.
Image: Call for Proposals - Approaching Medieval Sources The Approaching Medieval Sources series provides in-depth companions to the rich array of sources available for those researching the medieval period. The books in the series are dedicated to specific sources and records spanning the full range of the medieval period, c. 500-c. 1500, without geographical limits. Each volume introduces readers to the record itself, its historical and historiographical context, and includes case studies illustrating how the source can be analysed and interpreted. If you are interested in writing for the series, please contact the Series Editors: Charlotte Pickard - pickardc@cardiff.ac.uk and Rebecca Searby -rebecca.searby@york.ac.uk

ALT Image: Call for Proposals - Approaching Medieval Sources The Approaching Medieval Sources series provides in-depth companions to the rich array of sources available for those researching the medieval period. The books in the series are dedicated to specific sources and records spanning the full range of the medieval period, c. 500-c. 1500, without geographical limits. Each volume introduces readers to the record itself, its historical and historiographical context, and includes case studies illustrating how the source can be analysed and interpreted. If you are interested in writing for the series, please contact the Series Editors: Charlotte Pickard - [email protected] and Rebecca Searby [email protected]

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We are thrilled to announce the publication of Dr Abby Armstrong's book, 'Approaching Records of the Household and Wardrobe: The Royal Accounts of Thirteenth-Century England'! It's a wonderful addition to the series! routledge.com/Approaching-Re…
Approaching Records of the Household and Wardrobe: The Royal Accounts of Thirteenth-Century England

Approaching Records of the Household and Wardrobe: The Royal Accounts of Thirteenth-Century England

Records of the household and wardrobe are important sources for understanding English royal medieval government. This book outlines their functions, organisation and development, along with the...

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We are continuing to accept proposals for the Approaching Medieval Sources series @RoutledgeHist Please get in touch if you’d like to discuss a potential project - we’d love to hear from you or anyone who you think may be interested in submitting a proposal! #cfp #medieval
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Paul Dryburgh@pablodiablo7422 Aug 2023
So, this little beauty just arrived. Massive congratulations to @rjcassidy for giving us an indispensable primer to the Pipe Rolls. And to series editors @CLPickard88 and @DrBeccaSearby for having faith in royal finance as a way to kick off the series.
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We are thrilled to announce the release of the first book in the series: Approaching Pipe Rolls: The Thirteenth Century by the wonderful @rjcassidy routledge.com/Approaching-Pi…
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We are continuing to accept proposals for the Approaching Medieval Sources series @RoutledgeHist We’d love to hear from you if you’d like to discuss a potential project. #medieval
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We are very excited to announce that we are now accepting proposals for volumes for ‘Approaching Medieval Sources’ @RoutledgeHist without geographic restrictions! We’d love to hear from you if you would like to discuss potential volumes. See the attached CfP for more information.
Image: Call for Proposals - Approaching Medieval Sources The Approaching Medieval Sources series provides in-depth companions to the rich array of sources available for those researching the medieval period. The books in the series are dedicated to specific sources and records spanning the full range of the medieval period, c. 500-c. 1500, without geographical limits. Each volume introduces readers to the record itself, its historical and historiographical context, and includes case studies illustrating how the source can be analysed and interpreted. If you are interested in writing for the series, please contact the Series Editors: Charlotte Pickard - pickardc@cardiff.ac.uk and Rebecca Searby -rebecca.searby@york.ac.uk

ALT Image: Call for Proposals - Approaching Medieval Sources The Approaching Medieval Sources series provides in-depth companions to the rich array of sources available for those researching the medieval period. The books in the series are dedicated to specific sources and records spanning the full range of the medieval period, c. 500-c. 1500, without geographical limits. Each volume introduces readers to the record itself, its historical and historiographical context, and includes case studies illustrating how the source can be analysed and interpreted. If you are interested in writing for the series, please contact the Series Editors: Charlotte Pickard - [email protected] and Rebecca Searby [email protected]

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We are hugely looking forward to our round table discussion 'Approaching Medieval Sources' on Wednesday evening @IMC_Leeds! We hope that you can join us! #IMC2022
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We are excited to be organising a round table session for @IMC_Leeds 2022 ‘Approaching Medieval Sources: A Round Table Discussion’. We have four amazing speakers @MedievalFemina @pablodiablo74 Lindy Grant and Laura Pilsworth @RoutledgeHist #IMC2022 #S1402 #medievaltwitter
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Paul Dryburgh@pablodiablo747 Oct 2021
So, you want charters do you? I give you the grant of Nicholas Longespee to Geoffrey de Jarpunville of his daughter and land in Middlesex. Beautiful seal with Virgin and Christ Child [TNA E 42/241]
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We are thrilled to announce a new series with @RoutledgeHist ‘Approaching Medieval Sources’, a series providing accessible companions to medieval sources. We’d love to hear from you if you’d be interested in proposing a volume! See attached for more information #medievaltwitter
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Please contact series editors Dr Rebecca Searby and Dr Charlotte Pickard for further information. @DrBeccaSearby @CLPickard88. Email: [email protected]
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