PARIS B.N. ms. latin 5954: The Professional Papers of an English Ambassador on the Eve of the Hundred Years War
By F.L. Cheyette
Economies et Societies au Moyen Age: Melanges offerts a Edouard Perroy (Publications de la Sorbonne. Serie Etudes – Tome 5, 1973)
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Introduction: The material in the manuscript falls roughly into seven categories:
1) diplomatic and related documents, dealing primarily with Anglo-French relations, but including likewise one France-Scottish, two Anglo-Aragonese, and two Anglo-Castillian documents ;
2) documents concerning English administration in Aquitaine ;
3) documents concerning French administration on the Aquitainian frontier ;
4) documents concerning royal administration in England ;
5) documents concerning English ecclesiastical benefices ;
6) miscehaneous papal documents ;
7) procedural documents of a dispute between the dean and chapter of Lichfield and the prior and convent of Coventry concerning the method of electing the bishop of Coventry and Lichfield.
PARIS B.N. ms. latin 5954: The Professional Papers of an English Ambassador on the Eve of the Hundred Years War
By F.L. Cheyette
Economies et Societies au Moyen Age: Melanges offerts a Edouard Perroy (Publications de la Sorbonne. Serie Etudes – Tome 5, 1973)
Introduction: The material in the manuscript falls roughly into seven categories:
1) diplomatic and related documents, dealing primarily with Anglo-French relations, but including likewise one France-Scottish, two Anglo-Aragonese, and two Anglo-Castillian documents ;
2) documents concerning English administration in Aquitaine ;
3) documents concerning French administration on the Aquitainian frontier ;
4) documents concerning royal administration in England ;
5) documents concerning English ecclesiastical benefices ;
6) miscehaneous papal documents ;
7) procedural documents of a dispute between the dean and chapter of Lichfield and the prior and convent of Coventry concerning the method of electing the bishop of Coventry and Lichfield.
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