Experience the beauty and majesty of Anglo-Saxon art and literature in this stunning edition of two of the most important religious manuscripts from the early Middle Ages. Lavishly illustrated and finely crafted, this book offers a rare opportunity to appreciate the intricate artistry and spiritual devotion of our forebears.
This meticulously annotated edition of the register of Walter Giffard, one of the most influential archbishops of York in the medieval period, provides a valuable resource for researchers and historians alike. In addition to offering insight into the religious and political landscape of 13th-century England, the register sheds light on the complex social and economic relationships that underpinned the archbishop's power.
This fascinating collection of historical documents sheds light on the lives of everyday people in 19th century Durham. From wills and inventories to property deeds and court records, these pages provide a firsthand glimpse into the social and economic fabric of the era.
The Lindisfarne and Rushworth Gospels are two of the oldest and most important illuminated manuscripts in the world. This edition, published by the Surtees Society in the 19th century, offers a comprehensive and beautifully illustrated look at these historic texts. Whether you're a student of medieval history, an art lover, or simply interested in the evolution of the written word, this book is a must-have.
The Surtees Society has been a leading publisher of historical works since its inception in 1834, and this collection features some of its most popular and acclaimed titles. From medieval manuscripts to Victorian memoirs, the publications of the Surtees Society offer a fascinating glimpse into the rich history of the British Isles.
This is a collection of wills registered at York in the Middle Ages, along with a detailed introduction and commentary by James Raine. It provides a fascinating insight into the social and economic history of Yorkshire in the Middle Ages, including the use of language and the transmission of property and wealth. This is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of Yorkshire and the Middle Ages in England.
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