Sheila Sweetinburgh is a Principal Research Fellow in the Centre for Kent History and Heritage at Canterbury Christ Church University and editor of Early Medieval Kent, 800-1220 (Boydell, 2016) and Later Medieval Kent, 1220-1540 (Boydell, 2018). Sheila Sweetinburgh is a Principal Research Fellow in the Centre for Kent History and Heritage at Canterbury Christ Church University and editor of Early Medieval Kent, 800-1220 (Boydell, 2016) and Later Medieval Kent, 1220-1540 (Boydell, 2018). PETER FLEMING is Professor Emerius,University of the West of England. Elizabeth Edwards is an Honorary Senior Research Fellow at the University of Kent and was from 1994-2007 Director of the Kentish Regional and Local History degree programme.

• Introduction - Sheila SweetinburghThe Economy of Kent, 1200-1500: An Age of Expansion, 1200-1348 - Mavis MateThe Economy of Kent, 1200-1500: The Aftermath of the Black Death - Mavis MateAgriculture in Kent in the High Middle Ages - Timber and Iron: Natural Resources for the Late Medieval Shipbuilding Industry in Kent - Gillian M. DraperThe Religious Houses of Kent, 1220-1540 - Barrie Dobson and Elizabeth EdwardsThe Hospitals of Medieval Kent - Sheila SweetinburghKentish Towns: Urban Culture and the Church in the Later Middle Ages - Sheila SweetinburghHeresy and Heterodoxy in Late Medieval Kent - Rob LuttonWitchcraft and Magic in Kent, 1396-1543 - Karen JonesThe Landed Elite, 1300-1500 - Peter W FlemingKent and National Politics, 1399-1461 - David GrummittKent and National Politics, 1461-1509 - Malcolm Mercer

This is an excellent book in this multi-faceted series which should be read by anyone interested in the history of the county and hopefully purchased.