183 University of Toronto Press Inc. 1969 Near Fine with no dust jacket Hardcover No DJ. Very light wear. ; A collection of twenty-four essays including: Hadrian IV, the Byzantine Empire, and the Latin Orient; An Unpublished Letter by Abbot Hugh II of Reading Concerning Archbishop Hubert Walter; William de Montibus: A Medieval Teacher; The Constitutional Problem in Thirteenth-Century England; Notes on the Making of the Dunstable Annals, AD 33 to 1242; The Ordines of the Third Recension of the Medieval English Coronation Order; Matthew Paris and the Mongols; A Statue of Henry of Almain; The Commentary of Giles of Rome on the Rhetoric of Aristotle; What Made a Medieval King Constitutional? ; Statutes of Edward I: Huntington Library ms. H. M. 25782; The Letters of John Mason: A Fourteenth-Century Formulary from St. Augustine's, Canterbury; Isabella and the Bishop of Exeter; The Summons of the English Feudal Levy: 5 April 1327; Parliament and the French War, 1336-40; Some Notes on Walter Burley's Commentary on the Politics; The Structure of Commutation in a Fourteenth-Century Village; The Wealth of Richard Lyons; The Holy Oil of St. Thomas of Canterbury; The Canterbury Convocation of 1406; Hermeneutics and History: The Problem of Haec Sancta; Lancastrian Captains; The Huntingdonshire Parliamentary Election of 1450.; 420 pages 0802052037 $40.00USD
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