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International Medieval Congress 2009
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| Session: |
1103 |
| Title: |
Law, Culture, and Society in 14th-Century England
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| Date / Time: |
July 15, 2009 11.15-12.45 |
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| Sponsor: |
Society for Fourteenth-Century Studies |
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Organiser:
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W. Mark Ormrod, Department of History, University of York |
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Moderator:
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Gwilym Dodd, School of History, University of Nottingham |
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Paper 1103-a: |
A Lawyer's Home is his Castle: Longthorpe Tower and the Thorpe Family
(Language: English)
Robert Kinsey, Centre for Medieval Studies, University of York
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Paper 1103-b: |
The Gentry, the Law, and Upward Mobility in Late Medieval Cheshire
(Language: English)
Deborah Youngs, Department of History, Swansea University
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Paper 1103-c: |
The Distaff Side of the Legal Profession: Female Influences on the Reputation of Medieval Lawyers
(Language: English)
Anthony Musson, School of Law, University of Exeter
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| Abstract: |
The session showcases innovative work currently being undertaken in the socio-legal history of later medieval England. Drawing on a wide range of judicial records, literary texts, and surviving architecture and art, it focuses particularly on the professional, cultural, and social identities of the legal profession.
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