Monasteries and Society in the British Isles in the Later Middle Ages: Studies in the History of Medieval Religion

Introduction The Social Networks of Late Medieval Welsh Monasteries - Karen Stober Cistercian Hospitality in the Later Middle Ages - Julie Kerr Cistercians and Border Conflicts: Some Comparisons between the Experiences of Scotland and Pomerania - Emilia Jamroziak `Not a Thing for a Stranger to Enter Upon': the Selection of Monastic Superiors in Late Medieval and Tudor England - Martin Heale Patronage, Prestige and Politics: the Observant Franciscans at Adare - Colmán Ó Clabaigh The Augustinian Priory of Wombridge and its Benefactors in the Later Middle Ages - Andrew Abram The Rising Price of Piety in the Later Middle Ages - Michael Hicks Looking for Medieval Nuns - Janet Burton Quhat say ye now, my lady priores: How have ye usit your office, can ye ges?: Politics, Power and Realities of the Office of a Prioress in her Community in Late Medieval ScotlandCommunity in Late Medieval Scotland - Kimm Curran Monasteries and Secular Education in Late Medieval England - James G. Clark `Make Straight in the Desert a Highway for our God': the Carthusians and Community in Late Medieval England - Glyn Coppack Early Franciscan Legislation and Lay Society - The Austin Friars in Late Medieval Canterbury: Negotiating Spaces - Sheila Sweetinburgh Monasteries in Medieval Cornwall: Mediocrity or Merit? - Nicholas Orme Monasteries and Society in Sixteenth-Century Yorkshire: the Last Years of Roche Abbey - Claire Cross