Studies of the uses of literacy for the exercise of political and economic power, in Latin Christendom and the wider world.
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`Sources in Local Town Archives for the Legal, Social and Economic History of Catalonia, c.1220-1330'. -
`French Manuscript Sources, 1250-1330'. -
`The Pattern of Non-Literary Manuscript Production and Survival in Scotland, 1250-1330'. -
Pragmatic literacy in Latin Christendom - Richard H Britnell
The development of pragmatic literacy in the Lombard city communes - T Behrmann
Sources on local town archives for the legal, social and economic history of Catalonia, c.1220-1330 - Manuel Riu
French manuscript sources, 1250-1330 - Oliver Guyot Jeannin
Non-literary sources in the B series of the archives of the department of Lille for the period 1250-1330 - G. Sivery
Civic record keeping in Cologne 1250-1330 - M. Groten
The records of Lubeck and Hamburg, c.1250-1330 - Michael North
English government records, 1250-1330 -
English estate records, 1250-1330 - Paul D A Harvey
English town records, 1250-1330 - G Martin
The pattern of non-literary manuscript production and survival in Scotland, 1250-1330 - G W S Barrow
Universis Christi Fidelibus: the Church and its records - Robert N Swanson
Pragmatic literacy beyond Latin Christendom - Richard H Britnell
Byzantine archives of the Palaiologan period, 1258-1453 - Nicholas Oikonomides
Records of the Turkish Anatolian States, c.1250-1330 - E.A. Zachariadou
Records of the Sultanate of Delhi, 1206-1330 - I.H. Siddiqui
Records and record-keeping in Yuan China - Richard H Britnell
Native identity under alien rule: local gazetteers of the Yuan dynasty - Tim Brook
The formalisation of testimonials of valour in medieval Japan - Yoshiyasu Kawane
