Feeding the Moat: Excavations near the site of Edenbridge Manor House
Brady, K., and Biddulph, E., 2007, 'Feeding the Moat: Excavations near the site of Edenbridge Manor House.' AC, 127-141.
Criticism of Henry IIs Expedition to Ireland in William of Canterburys Miracles of St Thomas Becket
Bull, M., 2007, 'Criticism of Henry IIs Expedition to Ireland in William of Canterburys Miracles of St Thomas Becket.' Journal of Medieval History 33.2, 107-129.
The Political Allegiances of Christ Church Priory 1400-1472: the Evidence of John Stones Chronicle
Connor, M., 2007, 'The Political Allegiances of Christ Church Priory 1400-1472: the Evidence of John Stones Chronicle.' AC, 383-406.
Writing English, French and Latin in the 15th century: a regional perspective
Draper, G.M., 2007, 'Writing English, French and Latin in the 15th century: a regional perspective.' in L. Clark (ed.), The 15th century VII: Conflicts, Consequences and the Crown in the late middle ages (Woodbridge: Boydell Press), 213-235.
The Transformation of Marshlands in Anglo-Norman England
Gardiner, M., 2007, 'The Transformation of Marshlands in Anglo-Norman England.' in C.P. Lewis (ed.), 35-50.
Walking the Castles of Kent
Harrison, D., 2007, 'Walking the Castles of Kent.' (Seaford: S.B. Publications).
Training in Superstition? Monasteries and Popular Religion in Late Medieval and Reformation England
Heale, M., 2007, 'Training in Superstition? Monasteries and Popular Religion in Late Medieval and Reformation England.' Journal of Ecclesiastical History 85.3, 417-448.
Out of Session: Edward Guildford of Halden, Justice of the Peace for Kent, 1426-43
Hicks, M., 2007, 'Out of Session: Edward Guildford of Halden, Justice of the Peace for Kent, 1426-43.' Southern History 28 (2006), 24-45.
Anglo-Norman Studies 29
Lewis, C.P., (ed.), 2007, 'Anglo-Norman Studies 29.' (Woodbridge: Boydell Press, 2006).
Identity and Status in the Bayeux Tapestry: the Iconographic and Artefactual Evidence
Lewis, M., 2007, 'Identity and Status in the Bayeux Tapestry: the Iconographic and Artefactual Evidence.' in C.P. Lewis (ed.), 100-120.
The Interpretation of Gesture in the Bayeux Tapestry
Owen-Crocker, G.R., 2007, 'The Interpretation of Gesture in the Bayeux Tapestry.' in C.P. Lewis (ed.), 145-178.
The Long Demise of the Wantsum Sea Channel: a Recapitulation Based on the Data
Perkins, D., 2007, 'The Long Demise of the Wantsum Sea Channel: a Recapitulation Based on the Data.' AC, 249-259.
A guide to the medieval wall paintings of St Marys church, Brook
Rosewell, R., 2007, 'A guide to the medieval wall paintings of St Marys church, Brook.' (Brook: Parochial Church Council).
The Hundred of Wye and the Great Revolt of 1381
De Saxe, D., 2007, 'The Hundred of Wye and the Great Revolt of 1381.' AC, 143-161.
The Medieval Tile-Makers of Borough Green
Semple, J., 2007, 'The Medieval Tile-Makers of Borough Green.' AC, 297-320.
The Eleventh Century in England through Fish-Eyes: Salmon, Herring and Oysters, and 1066
Tsurushima, H., 2007, 'The Eleventh Century in England through Fish-Eyes: Salmon, Herring and Oysters, and 1066.' in C.P. Lewis (ed.), 183-213.
Huguenot Wills and Administrations in England and Ireland 1617-1849
Wagner, H., (compiler), and North, D., (ed.), 2007, 'Huguenot Wills and Administrations in England and Ireland 1617-1849.' (London: Huguenot Society of Great Britain and Ireland) Quarto series LX.
The Kent Hundred Rolls: Local Government and Corruption in the 13th Century
Ward, J., 2007, 'The Kent Hundred Rolls: Local Government and Corruption in the 13th Century.' AC, 57-72.
Some Tomb for a Remembraunce: Representations of Piety in Post-Reformation Gentry Funeral Monuments
Bartram, C., 2007, 'Some Tomb for a Remembraunce: Representations of Piety in Post-Reformation Gentry Funeral Monuments.' in R. Lutton and E. Salter (eds), 129-144.
Educational Provision and Piety in Kent, c.1400-1640
Draper, G.M., 2007, 'Educational Provision and Piety in Kent, c.1400-1640.' in R. Lutton and E. Salter (eds), 75-92.
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