Nigel Saul has recently retired after teaching medieval history for thirty-seven years at Royal Holloway, University of London, and is currently Emeritus Professor there. From 1995 to 2002 he was President of the Monumental Brass Society. In 2013 he was historical adviser to the BBC4 series 'Chivalry and Betrayal', about the Hundred Years War. He is a Fellow of the Historical Association and a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London.

• 1: The Gentry and the Parish Church 2: Churching the Landscape 3: Conquest, Settlement, and Salvation 4: The Gentry and the Regulars 5: Church and Chapel 6: Chapel and Household 7: Chantries and Intercession 8: Patterns of Burial 9: The Gentry in Church 10: Late Medieval Church Building 11: Lordship and Patronage 12: Churches and Colleges 13: Boundaries, Structures, and Collaboration 14: Conclusion Bibliography Index

[A] masterful account of the relationship between the English gentry and the parish church from the Norman Conquest to the early 16th century... Essential.

Nigel Saul has recently retired after teaching medieval history for thirty-seven years at Royal Holloway, University of London, and is currently Emeritus Professor there. From 1995 to 2002 he was President of the Monumental Brass Society. In 2013 he was historical adviser to the BBC4 series 'Chivalry and Betrayal', about the Hundred Years War. He is a Fellow of the Historical Association and a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London.

• 1: The Gentry and the Parish Church 2: Churching the Landscape 3: Conquest, Settlement, and Salvation 4: The Gentry and the Regulars 5: Church and Chapel 6: Chapel and Household 7: Chantries and Intercession 8: Patterns of Burial 9: The Gentry in Church 10: Late Medieval Church Building 11: Lordship and Patronage 12: Churches and Colleges 13: Boundaries, Structures, and Collaboration 14: Conclusion Bibliography Index

[A] masterful account of the relationship between the English gentry and the parish church from the Norman Conquest to the early 16th century... Essential.

Nigel Saul has recently retired after teaching medieval history for thirty-seven years at Royal Holloway, University of London, and is currently Emeritus Professor there. From 1995 to 2002 he was President of the Monumental Brass Society. In 2013 he was historical adviser to the BBC4 series 'Chivalry and Betrayal', about the Hundred Years War. He is a Fellow of the Historical Association and a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London.

• 1: The Gentry and the Parish Church 2: Churching the Landscape 3: Conquest, Settlement, and Salvation 4: The Gentry and the Regulars 5: Church and Chapel 6: Chapel and Household 7: Chantries and Intercession 8: Patterns of Burial 9: The Gentry in Church 10: Late Medieval Church Building 11: Lordship and Patronage 12: Churches and Colleges 13: Boundaries, Structures, and Collaboration 14: Conclusion Bibliography Index

[A] masterful account of the relationship between the English gentry and the parish church from the Norman Conquest to the early 16th century... Essential.