The Ties that Bind

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Contents: Introduction, Linda E. Mitchell, Katherine L. French, and Douglas L. Biggs The alien clothworkers of London, 1337-1381, Jonathan Good The bonds of trade: the port of Southampton and the merchants of Winchester and Salisbury, Susan Duxbury The mayor's body, Benjamin R. McRee What is a nice (13th century) English woman doing in the king's courts?, Janet Loengard Even money that your bishop has come and gone: episcopal appointments and translations in 14th- and 15th-century England, Joel Rosenthal Identifying chaste widows: documenting a religious vocation, Susan Steuer The anonymous heroine: Aelred of Rievaulx's Rule for his sister, Laura Michele Diener Maud Marshal and Margaret Marshal: two viragos extraordinaire, Linda E. Mitchell Patronage, preference and survival: the life of Lady Margaret Sarnesfield, c.1381-c.1444, Douglas L. Biggs Margery Kempe and the parish, Katherine L. French The Berenger family's experience of the Peasants' Revolt, Anne Reiber DeWindt Unbounded affection: the complex intimacies of 'simple' peasants after the Black Death, Madonna J. Hettinger Index.