Wales and the Welsh in the Middle Ages
Distributed for University of Wales Press
252 pages
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12 halftones
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6 x 9
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© 2011
- Contents
Table of Contents

Contents
Preface
List of Figures
List of Tables
Abbreviations
Memoir
R. Geraint Gruffydd
1. Anglo-Welsh agreements, 1201–77
Huw Pryce
2. Confederation not domination: Welsh political culture in the age of Gwynedd imperialism
David Carpenter
3. The chronicler of Cwm-hir abbey, 1257–63: the construction of a Welsh chronicle
David Stephenson
4. The Neath abbey Breviate of Domesday
Daniel Huws
5. Welsh infantry in Flanders in 1297
Michael Prestwich
6. Dynastic succession in early medieval Wales
T. M. Charles-Edwards
7. Settling disputes in early medieval Spain and Portugal: a contrast with Wales and Brittany?
Wendy Davies
8. English law and Welsh marcher courts in the late thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries
Phillipp Schofield
9. Jones Pierce revisited: the evidence of the thirteenth- and fourteenth-century extents
A. D. Carr
10. Clans and gentry families in the Vale of Clywd, 1282–1536
D. Huw Owen
11. Modern perspectives on medieval Welsh towns
Christopher Dyer
12. Church-building in late medieval Wales
Richard Suggett
13. William Rees and the modern study of medieval Wales
Ralph Griffiths
J. Beverley Smith: A Bibliography
Huw Walters
Contributors
Index
List of Figures
List of Tables
Abbreviations
Memoir
R. Geraint Gruffydd
1. Anglo-Welsh agreements, 1201–77
Huw Pryce
2. Confederation not domination: Welsh political culture in the age of Gwynedd imperialism
David Carpenter
3. The chronicler of Cwm-hir abbey, 1257–63: the construction of a Welsh chronicle
David Stephenson
4. The Neath abbey Breviate of Domesday
Daniel Huws
5. Welsh infantry in Flanders in 1297
Michael Prestwich
6. Dynastic succession in early medieval Wales
T. M. Charles-Edwards
7. Settling disputes in early medieval Spain and Portugal: a contrast with Wales and Brittany?
Wendy Davies
8. English law and Welsh marcher courts in the late thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries
Phillipp Schofield
9. Jones Pierce revisited: the evidence of the thirteenth- and fourteenth-century extents
A. D. Carr
10. Clans and gentry families in the Vale of Clywd, 1282–1536
D. Huw Owen
11. Modern perspectives on medieval Welsh towns
Christopher Dyer
12. Church-building in late medieval Wales
Richard Suggett
13. William Rees and the modern study of medieval Wales
Ralph Griffiths
J. Beverley Smith: A Bibliography
Huw Walters
Contributors
Index
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