Steve Boardman is Professor in Medieval Scottish History at the University of Edinburgh. His research explores various aspects of the political, literary and devotional culture of late medieval Scotland. Julian Goodare is Reader in History at the University of Edinburgh. He is an Associate Editor of the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.

• Contents, Illustrations, Preface, Abbreviations, ContributorsIntroduction: Kings, Lords and Jenny Wormald by Steve Boardman and Julian Goodare1. The Stewart Realm: Changing the Landscape by Keith M. BrownPart I. Lords and Men2. Lords and Women, Women as Lords: The Career of Margaret Stewart, Countess of Angus and Mar, c.1354–c.1418 by Steve Boardman3. Bastard Feudalism in England in the Fourteenth Century by Christine Carpenter4. Tame Magnates? The Justiciars of Later Medieval Scotland by Hector Macqueen5. King, Lords and Men in Renaissance England: The Poetry of John Skelton by John Watts6. Rethinking the Justice of the Feud in Sixteenth-Century Scotland by A. Mark Godfrey7. Bonding, Religious Allegiance and Covenanting by Jane E. A. Dawson8. ‘We Bund and Obleiss Us Never More to Querrell’: Bonds, Private Obligations and Public Justice in the Reign of James VI by Anna GroundwaterPart II. Kings and Lords9. Murder Will Out: Kingship, Kinship and Killing in Medieval Scotland by Alexander Grant10. The Lanark Bond by Michael Brown11. James III: Kingship and Contested Reputation by Alasdair A. Macdonald12. Beyond the Declaration of Arbroath: Kingship, Counsel and Consent in Late Medieval and Early Modern Scotland by Roger A. Mason13. Royal Gifts and Gift-Exchange in Sixteenth-Century Anglo-Scottish Politics by Felicity Heal14. The Ainslie Bond by Julian Goodare15. ‘Scotland will be the Ending of all Empires’: Mr Thomas Murray and King James VI and I by Jamie Reid-BaxterPublications of Jenny Wormald, Index

Steve Boardman is Professor in Medieval Scottish History at the University of Edinburgh. His research explores various aspects of the political, literary and devotional culture of late medieval Scotland. Julian Goodare is Reader in History at the University of Edinburgh. He is an Associate Editor of the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.

• Contents, Illustrations, Preface, Abbreviations, ContributorsIntroduction: Kings, Lords and Jenny Wormald by Steve Boardman and Julian Goodare1. The Stewart Realm: Changing the Landscape by Keith M. BrownPart I. Lords and Men2. Lords and Women, Women as Lords: The Career of Margaret Stewart, Countess of Angus and Mar, c.1354–c.1418 by Steve Boardman3. Bastard Feudalism in England in the Fourteenth Century by Christine Carpenter4. Tame Magnates? The Justiciars of Later Medieval Scotland by Hector Macqueen5. King, Lords and Men in Renaissance England: The Poetry of John Skelton by John Watts6. Rethinking the Justice of the Feud in Sixteenth-Century Scotland by A. Mark Godfrey7. Bonding, Religious Allegiance and Covenanting by Jane E. A. Dawson8. ‘We Bund and Obleiss Us Never More to Querrell’: Bonds, Private Obligations and Public Justice in the Reign of James VI by Anna GroundwaterPart II. Kings and Lords9. Murder Will Out: Kingship, Kinship and Killing in Medieval Scotland by Alexander Grant10. The Lanark Bond by Michael Brown11. James III: Kingship and Contested Reputation by Alasdair A. Macdonald12. Beyond the Declaration of Arbroath: Kingship, Counsel and Consent in Late Medieval and Early Modern Scotland by Roger A. Mason13. Royal Gifts and Gift-Exchange in Sixteenth-Century Anglo-Scottish Politics by Felicity Heal14. The Ainslie Bond by Julian Goodare15. ‘Scotland will be the Ending of all Empires’: Mr Thomas Murray and King James VI and I by Jamie Reid-BaxterPublications of Jenny Wormald, Index

Steve Boardman is Professor in Medieval Scottish History at the University of Edinburgh. His research explores various aspects of the political, literary and devotional culture of late medieval Scotland. Julian Goodare is Reader in History at the University of Edinburgh. He is an Associate Editor of the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.

• Contents, Illustrations, Preface, Abbreviations, ContributorsIntroduction: Kings, Lords and Jenny Wormald by Steve Boardman and Julian Goodare1. The Stewart Realm: Changing the Landscape by Keith M. BrownPart I. Lords and Men2. Lords and Women, Women as Lords: The Career of Margaret Stewart, Countess of Angus and Mar, c.1354–c.1418 by Steve Boardman3. Bastard Feudalism in England in the Fourteenth Century by Christine Carpenter4. Tame Magnates? The Justiciars of Later Medieval Scotland by Hector Macqueen5. King, Lords and Men in Renaissance England: The Poetry of John Skelton by John Watts6. Rethinking the Justice of the Feud in Sixteenth-Century Scotland by A. Mark Godfrey7. Bonding, Religious Allegiance and Covenanting by Jane E. A. Dawson8. ‘We Bund and Obleiss Us Never More to Querrell’: Bonds, Private Obligations and Public Justice in the Reign of James VI by Anna GroundwaterPart II. Kings and Lords9. Murder Will Out: Kingship, Kinship and Killing in Medieval Scotland by Alexander Grant10. The Lanark Bond by Michael Brown11. James III: Kingship and Contested Reputation by Alasdair A. Macdonald12. Beyond the Declaration of Arbroath: Kingship, Counsel and Consent in Late Medieval and Early Modern Scotland by Roger A. Mason13. Royal Gifts and Gift-Exchange in Sixteenth-Century Anglo-Scottish Politics by Felicity Heal14. The Ainslie Bond by Julian Goodare15. ‘Scotland will be the Ending of all Empires’: Mr Thomas Murray and King James VI and I by Jamie Reid-BaxterPublications of Jenny Wormald, Index