Titlebook: Social Memory in Late Medieval England; Village Life and Pro Joel T. Rosenthal Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 20

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Life Beyond the Village,g the fate of another who had done so. In addition, the dangers of war were often present, and a raid by the French or Scots, or the passing of Owen Glendower’s army—sacking the town, taking prisoners, being resisted as the king’s army passed by—were things that stayed fresh in the memory and were not infrequently offered at the Proof.

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Book 2018and demography, this book provides both a wealth of source material and insightful discussion on how historians can chart the role of memory and community in its shaping of medieval identity and society..

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Introduction,age. The substance of the proceeding was the collection of 12 memories from men of the village telling how or why they remembered the date of the heir’s birth and baptism 21 years ago (or 14, or 16, for heiresses). These memories open a window on the events of daily life: seeing the baptism, burying

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Life in the Village: Good News and Bad,ories often rest on the life milestones—birth, marriage, and death—and these could be offered with some feeling or in the most laconic fashion, touching their children, siblings, spouses, and others whose coming or going left a mark. Beyond the life milestones, there were many recollections of such

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More Scenes from Village Life,with pride of having sons (and a few other kinsmen) becoming priests. Some jurors told of having held “public office” at various levels: sometimes in the royal bureaucracy, sometimes at the local level or for the gentry and aristocracy. And, because the jurors were men of good middling standing, the

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