IHR seminars > Late Medieval Seminar
Late Medieval Seminar
Convenors: Clive Burgess (Royal Holloway, University of London), Linda Clark (History of Parliament Trust), Sean Cunningham (National Archives), Hannes Kleineke (History of Parliament Trust), Stephen O'Connor (National Archives)
Venue: Gordon Room G34 unless otherwise stated
Time: Friday, 5.30pm
| 13 January | Margaret Yates (Reading) The changing social composition of freeholders between the fourteenth and sixteenth centuries |
| 20 January | Philip Caudrey (Tasmania) Tradition, Careerism, Service and Memory: The Gentry Soldier in Late Medieval England |
| 27 January | Jessica Lutkin (PRO) The Fortunes of Forfeiture in the Fifteenth Century |
| 3 February | Samantha Harper (IHR) Fraternities in Evil: Henry VII and Livery Companies of London |
| 10 February | Samantha Sagui (Fordham) The Hue and Cry in English Towns
This seminar will be held in the Holden Room 103, Senate House, South block, First floor |
| 17 February | John Jenkins Late-medieval monastic recruitment in the diocese of Exeter |
| 24 February | Tom Smith (RHUL) Pope Honorius III and the Tax of a Twentieth on Ecclesiastical Income |
| 2 March | Philippa Hoskin (Lincoln) Mission impossible: administration in the diocese of Lincoln under Robert Grosseteste |
| 9 March | Emma Cavell (Exeter) Did women cause the fall of native Wales?
This seminar will be held in the Bedford Room G37, Senate House, South block, Ground Floor |
| 16 March | Tiago Viula de Faria (Oxford) Philippa of Lancaster, queen of Portugal: influence and persuasion at the margins |
| 23 March | Frederick Pedersen (Aberdeen) Murder, mayhem and a very small penis: motives for revenge in the 1375 murder of William Cantilupe, great-great nephew of St. Thomas of Hereford |
