A J Pollard
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3765829 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | A J Pollard |
| NOMBRES | A J |
| APELLIDO | Pollard |
| FIRMA | POLLARD A J |
| AFILIACIONES | Teesside University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1972 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
The Montagu Estate at Eryholme, 1746-1778
The correspondence of the renowned bluestocking Elizabeth Montagu provides an exceptional insight into the management of an estate in the north Yorkshire township of Eryholme during the eighteenth century. In letters written between 1746 and 1778, Elizabeth and her husband Edward reveal in unusual detail their attitudes to their estate, their different approaches to its management, their relationships with their tenants, and their shared commitme…
Political Ideology in the Early Stories of Robin Hood
This chapter concentrates on the political ideology carried by the earliest surviving written versions of the stories of Robin Hood from c.1450, especially the 'Gest of Robyn Hode'. The political and social meaning of Robin Hood stories has been the subject of intense debate. In a seminal article published in 1958, Rodney Hilton argues that Robin Hood was conceived as a free peasant representing peasant ideology for a peasant audience. Rodney Hil…
The Wars of the Roses
The Fifteenth Century. Vol. VII
S.B. Chrimes hoped that publication of the papers delivered at the first fifteenth-century conference held at Cardiff in 1970 would ‘bring to a wider public acquaintance with current trends of scholarship and the advancing bounds of knowledge of a period which used to be called, but hardly continues to be called, the “Cinderella” of the centuries of English history’. Thirty-five years on, with the annual conference inaugurated by Chrimes, Griffit…
Accounts of the Stewards of the Talbot Household at Blakemere, 1392–1425
Accounts of the Stewards of the Talbot Household at Blakemere, 1392–1425, tr. and ed. Barbara Ross (Shrewsbury: Shropshire Record Soc., 2003; pp. xxiv + 219. £15). Among the randomly surviving records of late-medieval aristocratic households is a cluster of material relating to the establishment maintained at the vanished fortified manor house of Blakemere, near Whitchurch in north Shropshire. Barbara Ross, who first worked on these accounts over…
The Wars of the Roses
The Lancastrian Constitutional Experiment Revisited
The North-Eastern Economy and the Agrarian Crisis of 1438–1440
The Last of the Lancastrians
Lord Fitz Hugh's Rising in 1470
Journal Article Lord Fitz Hugh's Rising in 1470 Get access A. J. Pollard A. J. Pollard Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research, Volume 52, Issue 126, November 1979, Pages 170–175, https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1468-2281.1979.tb02221.x Published: 12 October 2007
The tyranny of Richard III
To Tudor historians Richard III was a quintessence of tyranny. This belief was derived from the informed opinion of many who had experienced his brief reign. To them a tyrant was one who came to the throne without right or who governed against the interests of the political nation. There can be little doubt that Richard usurped the throne: it is also the case that in one important respect his government alienated a significant section of the nobi…
Estate Management in the Later Middle Ages
Estate Management in the Later Middle Ages
The tyranny of Richard III
To Tudor historians Richard III was a quintessence of tyranny. This belief was derived from the informed opinion of many who had experienced his brief reign. To them a tyrant was one who came to the throne without right or who governed against the interests of the political nation. There can be little doubt that Richard usurped the throne: it is also the case that in one important respect his government alienated a significant section of the nobi…
Lord Fitz Hugh's Rising in 1470
Journal Article Lord Fitz Hugh's Rising in 1470 Get access A. J. Pollard A. J. Pollard Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research, Volume 52, Issue 126, November 1979, Pages 170–175, https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1468-2281.1979.tb02221.x Published: 12 October 2007
The Last of the Lancastrians
The North-Eastern Economy and the Agrarian Crisis of 1438–1440
The Wars of the Roses
The Lancastrian Constitutional Experiment Revisited
Accounts of the Stewards of the Talbot Household at Blakemere, 1392–1425
Accounts of the Stewards of the Talbot Household at Blakemere, 1392–1425, tr. and ed. Barbara Ross (Shrewsbury: Shropshire Record Soc., 2003; pp. xxiv + 219. £15). Among the randomly surviving records of late-medieval aristocratic households is a cluster of material relating to the establishment maintained at the vanished fortified manor house of Blakemere, near Whitchurch in north Shropshire. Barbara Ross, who first worked on these accounts over…
The Fifteenth Century. Vol. VII
S.B. Chrimes hoped that publication of the papers delivered at the first fifteenth-century conference held at Cardiff in 1970 would ‘bring to a wider public acquaintance with current trends of scholarship and the advancing bounds of knowledge of a period which used to be called, but hardly continues to be called, the “Cinderella” of the centuries of English history’. Thirty-five years on, with the annual conference inaugurated by Chrimes, Griffit…
The Wars of the Roses
Political Ideology in the Early Stories of Robin Hood
This chapter concentrates on the political ideology carried by the earliest surviving written versions of the stories of Robin Hood from c.1450, especially the 'Gest of Robyn Hode'. The political and social meaning of Robin Hood stories has been the subject of intense debate. In a seminal article published in 1958, Rodney Hilton argues that Robin Hood was conceived as a free peasant representing peasant ideology for a peasant audience. Rodney Hil…
The Montagu Estate at Eryholme, 1746-1778
The correspondence of the renowned bluestocking Elizabeth Montagu provides an exceptional insight into the management of an estate in the north Yorkshire township of Eryholme during the eighteenth century. In letters written between 1746 and 1778, Elizabeth and her husband Edward reveal in unusual detail their attitudes to their estate, their different approaches to its management, their relationships with their tenants, and their shared commitme…
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