Mediaeval England
Subtitle: a new ed. of Barnard's "Companion to English history,"
By: edited by H. W. C. Davis.
Contributors: Davis, H. W. Carless 1874-1928, ed.
Publisher: The Clarendon Press
Published: 1924
Place of publication: Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 632
Subjects: Great Britain -- History -- Medieval period, 1066-1485; Great Britain -- Antiquities
Other titles: Companion to English history.
Notes: "Books for reference" at end of each article.
Table of contents: title: I. Ecclesiastical architecture, by E. A. G. Lamborn.; title: II. Domestic architecture, by J. A. Gotch.; title: III. War: 1. Military architecture, by E. A. G. Lamborn. 2. The art of war, by Sir C. W. C. Oman.; title: IV. Costume, civil, by A. Hartshorne, revised by C. J. ffoulkes.; title: V. Costume, military, by A. Hartshorne, revised by C. J. ffoulkes.; title: VI. Heraldry, by F. P. Barnard.; title: VII. Shipping, by M. Oppenheim.; title: VIII. Town life, by Lucy Toulmin Smith.; title: IX. Country life, by G. T. Warner.; title: X. The monks, the friars, and the secular clergy: 1. Monasticism, by Rose Graham. 2. The mendicant orders, by A. G. Little. 3. The secular clergy, by Geoffrey Baskerville.; title: XI. Learning and education: 1. General survey, by R. S. Ralt. 2. Handwriting, by Falconer Madan. 3. Printed books, the book trade, and libraries, by Strickland Gibson.; title: XII. Art, by G. McN. Rushforth.; title: XIII. Coinage, by G. C. Brooke.; title: XIV. Trade and commerce, by I. S. Leadam.