Dr Robin R Mundill is Honorary Research Fellow at the School of History at the University of St Andrews and Head of History at Glenalmond College, Perth. He is a member of the Jewish Historical Society of England. An expert on the Jews of medieval England, he has written books and articles on the subject, and contributed to radio and television documentaries for the BBC and German broadcasters.

• Introduction; Chapter 1: Colonisation and confinement; Chapter 2: Jews and the economy; Chapter 3: A community within a state?; Chapter 4: Saints and martyrs; Chapter 5: Christians and Jews; Chapter 6: Church and Synagogue; Chapter 7: The final phase.

From the author of the acclaimed book on the expulsion of the Jews from England in 1290 we now have a lively account of the Jews of medieval England. From now on no one will have any excuse for not including Jews as an integral part of the history of Norman and Angevin England.

Dr Robin R Mundill is Honorary Research Fellow at the School of History at the University of St Andrews and Head of History at Glenalmond College, Perth. He is a member of the Jewish Historical Society of England. An expert on the Jews of medieval England, he has written books and articles on the subject, and contributed to radio and television documentaries for the BBC and German broadcasters.

• Introduction; Chapter 1: Colonisation and confinement; Chapter 2: Jews and the economy; Chapter 3: A community within a state?; Chapter 4: Saints and martyrs; Chapter 5: Christians and Jews; Chapter 6: Church and Synagogue; Chapter 7: The final phase.

From the author of the acclaimed book on the expulsion of the Jews from England in 1290 we now have a lively account of the Jews of medieval England. From now on no one will have any excuse for not including Jews as an integral part of the history of Norman and Angevin England.

Dr Robin R Mundill is Honorary Research Fellow at the School of History at the University of St Andrews and Head of History at Glenalmond College, Perth. He is a member of the Jewish Historical Society of England. An expert on the Jews of medieval England, he has written books and articles on the subject, and contributed to radio and television documentaries for the BBC and German broadcasters.

• Introduction; Chapter 1: Colonisation and confinement; Chapter 2: Jews and the economy; Chapter 3: A community within a state?; Chapter 4: Saints and martyrs; Chapter 5: Christians and Jews; Chapter 6: Church and Synagogue; Chapter 7: The final phase.

From the author of the acclaimed book on the expulsion of the Jews from England in 1290 we now have a lively account of the Jews of medieval England. From now on no one will have any excuse for not including Jews as an integral part of the history of Norman and Angevin England.