These fifteen papers, from the ninth Thirteenth Century England conference held in Durham in 2001, aim to reflect the varied themes of recent scholarship into the ideas and events that marked English history between 1180 and 1330. Subjects include: comparisons between 1258 and 1297; symbolism and politics in the reign of Henry III; Edward I and Ireland; legal professionals in the 1290s; Roger IV Bigod and Edward I; the Scottish Bruces and the English crown; war and disorder in Northumberland during the reign of Edward II; Llywelyn the Great; Kirkstall Abbey; architectural designers; markets and fairs. All of the papers are scholarly and extremely well sourced. 223p (Boydell 2003)