The Derbyshire Gentry in the Fifteenth Century

Ancient history · Archaeology · Art · Fifteenth · Gentry · Cultural History and Identity Formation · Historical Economic and Social Studies · Historical Gender and Feminism Studies · History

• No Country for Old Men? Late Medieval Gentry ‘Communities of the Mind’ in the County of Hampshire

  Open Access•Toby Purser•Family & Community History•2023

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• Settlement of Disputes by Arbitration in Fifteenth-Century England

  Open Access•Edward Powell•Law and History Review•1984

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• The transfer of land in medieval England from 1246 to 1430

  Open Access•William S Deller•Continuity and Change•2020

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• Gentry and Community in Medieval England

  Open Access•Christine Carpenter•Journal of British Studies•1994

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• The economics of marriage’

  Open Access•S J Payling, Simon Payling•The Economic History Review•2003

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• Public and Private

  Open Access•Mellie Naydenova•The Antiquaries Journal•2006

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• Nobility and Kingship in Medieval England

  Open Access•Anne M Spencer, Andrew M Spencer•Nobility and Kingship in Medieval…•2013

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• Exploration and Discovery

  Open Access•Felipe Fernández-Armesto, Felipe Fernández‐armesto•The New Cambridge Medieval History•1998

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• The Swiss Confederation

  Open Access•Roger Sablonier•The New Cambridge Medieval History•1998

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• Popes and Councils

  Open Access•Antony Black•The New Cambridge Medieval History•1998

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• Representation (Since the Thirteenth Century)

  Open Access•Wim Blockmans•The New Cambridge Medieval History•1998

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• Politics

  Open Access•J P Genet, Jean-Philippe Genêt•The New Cambridge Medieval History•1998

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• Yorkist and Early Tudor England

  Open Access•Rosemary Horrox•The New Cambridge Medieval History•1998

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• Hilton, Lordship and the Culture of the Gentry

  P Co, Peter Coss•Past & Present•2007

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• Social mobility, demographic change, and landed society in late medieval England

  J Payling, S J Payling et al.•The Economic History Review•1992

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