Medievalists! Here's our brand new podcast @CWDlancaster, on the Albigensian Crusade, heresy, Simon V of Montfort (d 1218) and the Statutes of Pamiers, with Gregory Lippiatt @ExeterMedieval. I really enjoyed this discussion:
Medievalists! A reminder that the Pipe Roll Society is welcoming submissions for sessions on Editing Medieval Records @IMC_Leeds from scholars of all career stages (& can offer some financial support to doctoral/post-doc speakers). Deadline 10 September.
Lovely review of David Carpenter's new Henry III Part One (is he the new bard?) in @HistoryToday Sounds like he leaves it hanging in the crucial year of 1258 ready for a thrilling climax in Part Two! https://t.co/cd0uOw0t80
As the general editor I can only say how brilliant the edition and introduction are and what a pleasure it is to work with all concerned. Thanks @britishlibrary too. Distribution to individual members shortly. Buy from PRS or @boydellbrewer websites.
Congratulations, @MedievalFemina!
For those after Louise's edition of Eleanor de Montfort's household roll (and who wouldn't be), do join the Pipe Roll Society. Members receive a copy of each volume on publication: https://t.co/l1CQLhkhHV
For anyone interested in court culture and consumption, dress and food, female networks, communication networks and comital administration in medieval England and Europe and the end of the Barons' War this is an absolute must for your shopping list. #EleanorDeMontfort
There's still plenty of time to apply for the two Medieval Exchequer postdoctoral research fellowships to work with me and @PETECROOKS on the @beyond_2022 project. All the specifications are here: https://t.co/9mkcV2XKNZ. Closing date Mon 25 May. Look forward to hearing from you.
Do explore the brand new website from the fantastic @tnorthernway project, especially if you are fond of:
-medieval bishops (who isn't?)
-the fourteenth century
-investigating northern identity
-medieval records
The book we've all been waiting for! Henry III: volume one @YaleBooks, as modelled by the proud author. As sad as we all are that champagne celebrations for the Carpo magnum opus have been postponed, plans are afoot to launch with aplomb. Who fancies a Carpo podcast?
Medievalist PhD students! Today is your last chance to submit papers for Revealing Records IX @kingshistory - a King's institution & always a lot of fun.
Still time to sign up: @MedievalFemina, Tom Asbridge & I will be discussing the Battle of Lincoln tomorrow (8 June) @UkNatArchives. https://t.co/WyPdjsGZNa