Titlebook: Communal Discord, Child Abduction, and Rape in the Later Middle Ages; Jeremy Goldberg Book 2008 Jeremy Goldberg 2008 Black Death.childhood

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230610279Black Death; childhood; Middle Ages

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Communal Discord, Child Abduction, and Rape in the Later Middle Ages978-0-230-61027-9Series ISSN 2945-5936 Series E-ISSN 2945-5944

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William Pottell: Stories and Storytellersoked by her abduction is known to us almost entirely from the surviving court records. These records comprise a variety of documents, but it is the records of the testimony of witnesses that are far and away the most illuminating in trying to recover the experiences and perspectives of those touched

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Robert Thewed: The Ties of Tenure and Localityver, constitutes but one of a number of identities by which we may explore medieval people. One of the distinctive aspects of the case of Marrays c. de Rouclif is the social diversity of the parties and witnesses. They range in rank from poor peasant to lesser aristocracy, but also include members o

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Anabilla Wascelyne: The Ties of Kinshipre but one set of elements in a more complex web of relationships. Ties created by birth or marriage are no less important and these are the focus of this present chapter. Interestingly these are ties that take us beyond the coresident group of the household so beloved by demographic historians.. Th

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Dom. William Marrays: Stories and Readersrson with another. As a consequence, the emphasis has been as much on the person of the witness as on the events they describe. This present chapter seeks to shift the focus from personalities to events and one event in particular. In so doing the evidence will not be treated solely in terms of what

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Alice Through the Looking Glassch the principal parties in this case have many times been observed, but always through the report of others. This, of course, is a product of the way such cases were conducted within the Church courts, but it need not preclude our attempting to read this evidence from a rather different perspective