Steve Boardman is Professor in Medieval Scottish History at the University of Edinburgh. He has written monographs on the Early Stewart kings and the history of the Clan Campbell, edited several books, and published articles on various aspects of the political and cultural life of late medieval Scotland. MICHAEL BROWN is the Professor of Scottish History at the University of St Andrews. Steve Boardman is Professor in Medieval Scottish History at the University of Edinburgh. He has written monographs on the Early Stewart kings and the history of the Clan Campbell, edited several books, and published articles on various aspects of the political and cultural life of late medieval Scotland.

• Introduction: King Robert the Bruce's Book - Steven Boardman and Susan ForanThe Manuscript and Print Contexts of Barbour's Bruce - Emily WingfieldMedieval Romance and the Generic Frictions of Barbour's Bruce - Rhiannon PurdieScripting the National Past: A Textual Community of the Realm - Theo van HeijnsbergenChivalric Biography and Medieval Life-Writing - Christopher Given-WilsonThe Vocabulary of Chivalric Description in Late Fourteenth-Century Biography - Diana TysonA Nation of Knights? Chivalry and the Community of the Realm in Barbour's Bruce - Susan ForanJohn Barbour's Scholastic Discourse on Thraldom - Biörn TjällénRethinking Scottish Origins - Dauvit Broun'Thar nobill eldrys gret bounte': The Bruce and early Stewart Scotland - Steven BoardmanBarbour's Bruce in the 1480s: Literature and Locality - Michael H Brown

Impressively wide-ranging and informative, engaging with the poem's historical, political, social, theoretical, and codicological environments.[It is] an important addition to the body of critical literature that focuses on Barbour's poem.

Steve Boardman is Professor in Medieval Scottish History at the University of Edinburgh. He has written monographs on the Early Stewart kings and the history of the Clan Campbell, edited several books, and published articles on various aspects of the political and cultural life of late medieval Scotland. MICHAEL BROWN is the Professor of Scottish History at the University of St Andrews. Steve Boardman is Professor in Medieval Scottish History at the University of Edinburgh. He has written monographs on the Early Stewart kings and the history of the Clan Campbell, edited several books, and published articles on various aspects of the political and cultural life of late medieval Scotland.

• Introduction: King Robert the Bruce's Book - Steven Boardman and Susan ForanThe Manuscript and Print Contexts of Barbour's Bruce - Emily WingfieldMedieval Romance and the Generic Frictions of Barbour's Bruce - Rhiannon PurdieScripting the National Past: A Textual Community of the Realm - Theo van HeijnsbergenChivalric Biography and Medieval Life-Writing - Christopher Given-WilsonThe Vocabulary of Chivalric Description in Late Fourteenth-Century Biography - Diana TysonA Nation of Knights? Chivalry and the Community of the Realm in Barbour's Bruce - Susan ForanJohn Barbour's Scholastic Discourse on Thraldom - Biörn TjällénRethinking Scottish Origins - Dauvit Broun'Thar nobill eldrys gret bounte': The Bruce and early Stewart Scotland - Steven BoardmanBarbour's Bruce in the 1480s: Literature and Locality - Michael H Brown

Impressively wide-ranging and informative, engaging with the poem's historical, political, social, theoretical, and codicological environments.[It is] an important addition to the body of critical literature that focuses on Barbour's poem.

Steve Boardman is Professor in Medieval Scottish History at the University of Edinburgh. He has written monographs on the Early Stewart kings and the history of the Clan Campbell, edited several books, and published articles on various aspects of the political and cultural life of late medieval Scotland. MICHAEL BROWN is the Professor of Scottish History at the University of St Andrews. Steve Boardman is Professor in Medieval Scottish History at the University of Edinburgh. He has written monographs on the Early Stewart kings and the history of the Clan Campbell, edited several books, and published articles on various aspects of the political and cultural life of late medieval Scotland.

• Introduction: King Robert the Bruce's Book - Steven Boardman and Susan ForanThe Manuscript and Print Contexts of Barbour's Bruce - Emily WingfieldMedieval Romance and the Generic Frictions of Barbour's Bruce - Rhiannon PurdieScripting the National Past: A Textual Community of the Realm - Theo van HeijnsbergenChivalric Biography and Medieval Life-Writing - Christopher Given-WilsonThe Vocabulary of Chivalric Description in Late Fourteenth-Century Biography - Diana TysonA Nation of Knights? Chivalry and the Community of the Realm in Barbour's Bruce - Susan ForanJohn Barbour's Scholastic Discourse on Thraldom - Biörn TjällénRethinking Scottish Origins - Dauvit Broun'Thar nobill eldrys gret bounte': The Bruce and early Stewart Scotland - Steven BoardmanBarbour's Bruce in the 1480s: Literature and Locality - Michael H Brown

Impressively wide-ranging and informative, engaging with the poem's historical, political, social, theoretical, and codicological environments.[It is] an important addition to the body of critical literature that focuses on Barbour's poem.