The Fifteenth Century XVIII – Rulers, Regions and Retinues. Essays presented to A.J. Pollard: The Fifteenth Century

Linda Clark, Peter Fleming

Preface - Linda Clark Tyranny and Affinity: The Public and Private Authority of Richard II and Richard III - Gwilym Dodd The Commission to ensure Good Governance of 11 May 1402: A Case-Study of Lancastrian Counter-Propaganda - Douglas Biggs A Failure in Foresight: the Lancastrian Kings and the Lancastrian Dukes - Michael Hicks The Strothers: A Tale of Northern Gentle Folk, Social Mobility and Stagnation in Late Medieval Northumberland - Andy King 'No Good unto our said King at this Time' - Rosemary Horrox Contemporary and Near-Contemporary Chroniclers: The North of England and the Wars of the Roses, c.1450-1471 - Keith Dockray England, 1461: Predominantly Provincial Perspectives on the Early Months of the Reign of Edward IV - Hannes Kleineke Greater Landowners and the Management of their Estates in Late Medieval England - James Ross Lordship and the Social Elite in the Lordship of Gower during the Wars of the Roses - Ralph A Griffiths A Yorkist Legacy for the Tudor Prince of Wales on the Welsh Marches: Affinity-Building, Regional Government and National Politics, 1471-1502 - Sean Cunningham Southern England and Campaigns to France, 1415-1453 - Anne Curry Last Men Standing: Lancashire Soldiers in the Wars in France - Michael J Bennett Northern Pride goes Before a Fall: The 'Horrorable' History of Adelston Attysle - Carole Rawcliffe Professor Tony Pollard: An Appreciation - Anne Curry The Published Works of A.J. (Tony) Pollard, 1972-2019 - Sandra Pollard