The peasants' revolt
By: compiled by Douglas Hill.
Contributors: Hill, Douglas Arthur, 1935- comp.
Series: Jackdaw -- no. 36; Jackdaw (New York, N.Y.) -- no. A36.
Publisher: Grossman
Published: 1969
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Subjects: Tyler's Insurrection, 1381 -- Study and teaching -- Sources.
Genres: Sources.
Notes: Portfolio includes 1 introductory sheet, 10 exhibits of contemporary documents, 5 broadsheets, and 1 study guide with reproducible masters.

Date on study guide is 1994.
Table of contents: title: Exhibits: 1. Page from a psalter showing peasants working; title: 2. Page from a manuscript of Piers Plowman; title: 3. Extract from a court roll from 1373; title: 4. Costume of peasants and nobility from contemporary sources, with the statute of 1363 concerning apparel; title: 5. John Ball's sermon from the Chronicon Angliae, with an illustration of Ball preaching; title: 6. The death of Wat Tyler, an illustration from Froissart's Chroniques; title: 7. Poem on the death of Jack Straw; title: 8. Map showing the main areas of rebellion and plan of contemporary London; title: 9. Transcripts of exhibits 2, 3, and 7.; title: Broadsheets: I. The peasant's lot; title: II. Suppression by the law; title: III. Rebellion; title: IV. The revolt spreads; title: V. The nobles strike back.