Political Culture in Later Medieval England

Simon Walker was Reader in History at the University of Sheffield until his death in 2004. Michael J. Braddick is Professor of Early Modern History at the University of Sheffield. G L Harriss, now retired, was Fellow and Tutor in History at Magdalen College, Oxford

• Editorial note and acknowledgementsIntroduction by G. L. HarrissLORDSHIP AND SERVICE1. Lordship and Lawlessness in the Palatinate of Lancaster, 1370–1400 2. Sir Richard Abberbury (c. 1330–1399) and his kinsmen: the rise and fall of a gentry family 3. Communities of the County in later medieval England 4. Yorkshire Justices of the Peace, 1389–1413 5. Janico Dartasso: chivalry, nationality and the man-at-arms POLITICAL CULTURE6. Richard II’s views on Kingship 7. Rumour, Sedition and Popular Protest in the reign of Henry IV 8. Remembering Richard: history and memory in Lancastrian England 9. Political Saints in later medieval England 10. The Yorkshire risings of 1405: texts and contexts 11. Civil War and Rebellion, 1200–1500 A bibliography of the published writings of Dr Simon Walker compiled by Edmund King