Religious belief and ecclesiastical careers in late medieval England : proceedings of the conference held at Strawberry Hill, Easter 1989
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Religious belief and ecclesiastical careers in late medieval England : proceedings of the conference held at Strawberry Hill, Easter 1989
（Studies in the history of medieval religion, v. 3）
Boydell Press, 1991
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Papers reflecting current research on orthodox religious practice and ecclesiastical organisation from c.1350-c.1500.
This book derives from a conference held in 1989. It reflects current research on ecclesiastical organisation and on aspects of religious belief from the Black Death to the English Reformation. On the wider front, there is an account of the diplomatic relations between the Pope and those who ruled for the infant Henry VI. Regional studies focus on Carthusians in Somerset, and the continued attraction of the eremitical life; on the canons of Exeter cathedral and on the foundation of chantries and the endowment of churches. Taken together, these essays show how late medieval religious belief was undermined by a variety of factors, and point up the contrast between the humanity and sensitivity of medieval religion and the nature of the faith which replaced it.
Contributors: CLIVE BURGESS, ROBERT W. DUNNING, MICHAEL J. HAREN, MARGARET HARVEY, D.N. LEPINE, COLIN RICHMOND, ROBERT N. SWANSON, BENJAMIN THOMPSON.
Table of Contents
Editor's Introduction - Christopher Harper-Bill
Strategies for Eternity: Perpetual Chantry Foundation in Late Medieval Bristol -
The West-Country Carthusians - Robert W Dunning
Social Ideas in the Pastoral Literature of Fourteenth-Century England - Michael Haren
Martin V and the English, 1422-1431 - Margaret M Harvey
The Origins and Careers of the Canons of Exeter Cathedral, 1300-1455 - David N Lepine
The English Gentry and Religion, c. 1500 - Colin Richmond
Standard of Livings: Parochial Revenues in Pre-Reformation England - Robert N Swanson
Habendum et Tenendum: Lay and Ecclesiastical Attitudes to the Property of the Church - Benjamin Thompson
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