An English small town in the later Middle Ages: Loughborough

Archival organization in the pacific north‐west of the U.S.A

Defining the ‘North’: Some Linguistic Evidence

article

Estimates of Harvest on Oseney Abbey Manors ⬇️

scientific article published in 1999

Fleece Weights and the Wool Supply, c.1250–c.1350

Gifts in Frankalmoign, Warranty of Land, and Feudal Society

scientific article published in July 1991

Grain Issues from Some Properties of Oseney Abbey, 1274-1348 ⬇️

scientific article published in 1979

Markets for Rural Produce in Oxfordshire, 1086–1350

1987 article by David Postles in Midland History

Morbidity in an early-modern small town: Loughborough in the seventeenth century.

scientific article

Notes and news

Notions of the family, lordship and the evolution of naming processes in medieval English rural society: a regional example

Pledge of faith in transactions in land

Problems in the Administration of Small Manors: Three Oxfordshire Glebe-Demesnes, 1278–1345

1977 article by David Postles in Midland History

Relations between the Laity and the Parochial Clergy During the Henrician Reformation: The Case of the North and West Midlands

Religion and Uncertainty in Four Midland Urban Centres,c. 1529–1546

2009 article by Dave Postles in Midland History

Reviews

Reviews

Reviews

Reviews

Rural Economy on the Grits and Sandstones of the South Yorkshire Pennines, 1086–1348

Seeking the Language of Warranty of Land in Twelfth-century England

article

Some Differences Between Seignorial Demesnes in Medieval Oxfordshire ⬇️

scientific article published in 1993

Some recent research in medieval manorial court rolls: Implications for archivists

Tenure in frankalmoign and knight service in twelfth‐century England: Interpretation of the charters

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The Austin Canons in English Towns, c. 1100–1350

article published in 1993

The Learning of Austin Canons: the Case of Oseney Abbey

The bursary of Oseney Abbey. A note

The opening of the manorial accounting year