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Medieval York - Gobbits
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- 1Parish Fraternity RegisterList of names & rules
1377-1415 - 2ConcordiaRichard Maidstone. Written shortly after 1392 events. Kings entering = Richard II
- 3Nigel SaulRichard II 1392 procession meant to inspire foriegners to like the city.
- 4Ladys RowGoodramgate. Built for rent income for Holy Trinity Church.
- 5The Canterbury Tales1387-1400
Geoffrey Chaucer
About Pilgrims on there way to see the shrine of Thomas Becket: they meet at a tavern in Southwark. - 6Freemans Register York1272-1558
- 7Frequent Omissions from FRYThose not important enough and those too important e.g. Mayors, Masters of the Guilds.
- 8London Letter BooksA-Z, AA-ZZ
1275-1509
Not in Chronological order and were concerned with issues of National Importance - 9Letter Book HBiggest and most complex letter book. Contains e.g. Elizabeth Moring, John Constantyn
- 10Key Source for Liber AlbusLondon Letter Books esp. E and H
- 11Letter Book LContains:
Rules about the Market
Alderman intervening in orphan cases - 12Calendar of Plea and Memoranda RollsLondon. Largely concerned with cases that appeared in front of the courts. Wanted to set precedent and define the privileges of the city. Contains:
Ward Court Proceedings - 13York Memoranda Book based on?London Letter Books
OR
International Trading Law which was also in French/Latin unlike LLB. - 14Liber Albus1419
"The White Book" by John Carpenter. Meant to be a reference book for the next generation of Civic Record keepers. - 15John CarpenterAuthor of the Liber Albus and Clerk in the city of London. Well read, and founding member of first guild library. Relatively unknown until writing LA.
- 16York Memorandum Book1370s. Part of a revision of Civic Government, includes material that supposedly predates it.
Possibly started by Gisburn in 1371 or in 1377. - 17YMB LanguageMainly French and Latin. Became more English with the increased influence of the Guilds.
- 18Martyrdom of Archbishop Scrope (Facts)1405 - Executed for participating in the Northern Uprising with Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland against Henry IV.
- 19Martyrdom of Archbishop Scrope (Source)Written by Clement Maidstone. Found in YMB. Hagiographical account which can be split into 3 parts: manifesto, martyrdom and miracles.
- 20Importance of "St Michaels Day 1399"Important day in MofAS as it uses liturgical calendar. AND AS was among those who accepted the resignation of Richard II and helped Archbishop of Canterbury crown Henry IV. Maidstone leaves it out of the MofAS.
- 21Who is blamed for death of AS and who is not?King Henry IV and Sir William Fulthrop (King's Knight)
vs
William Gaiscogne (Chief Justice of England) - 22Example of Civic Ideology - ReputationPunishment of the Pillory for the sale of False Bowstrings, London Letter Book H
- 23Prayer of the WardenLondon Letter Book H. Concerns the Hospital of St Katherine and a concern with wasteful space. Seen to be filled with corruption.
- 24London Letter Book H ExecutionJohn Constantyn.
He is on Northampton's side, Brembre is still in power.
Also shows how the closing of the shop is a political statement -> private becomes the public. - 25Elizabeth Moring's ApprenticeJohanna - Seen to be the innocent victim of her master's manipulation.
- 26Where would we find the case of Elizabeth Moring?London Letter Book H
- 27John LudgateAuthor of London Lickpenny. Was a high status poet at the time and had elite patrons. From Suffolk.
- 28London Lickpenny - WomenWomen are totally absent -> poem excludes them from the world of law and trade.
- 29InfangthefDiscusses 10 cases in 50 years (heavily selected). Only those found guilty and only men.
- 30Guild OrdinancesLetter Book K. 1344 and 1435.
- 31Ordinance of the GirdlersDated 1307, but written 1370s. Could be a total fiction. York Memorandum Book.
- 32London Guild Fines1/2 Guild
1/2 Almshouse - 33York Guild Fines1/2 Guild
1/2 Pageant - 34First Reference to Corpus Christi1336
- 35Merchant Adventurers Hall Built1357-61
- 36First Mention of York Mystery Plays1376
- 37Thomas UskTestament of Love - Confession which supported Brembre and condemned Northampton. Account stressed his own reputation and honesty.
- 38Wealdon HallGoodramgate. Hall is flanked by 2 storey bays. These were an indulgence, not a requirement and suggest the owner was wealthy enough to afford luxury.
- 39Ward Court RecordsIn Plea and Memoranda Rolls. Not a complete collection but were designed to establish precedent.
- 40Book of HoursEssentially a less complex version of the liturgical handbook: perpetual calendar of saint/feast days, accompanied by prayers. These were not standardized, but could be specific to owners tastes and elaborately decorated.
- 41Wills (Burgess)Wills are religious documents so show religious donations/actions.
People have been to blinkered and not considered implications of other documents. - 42Hustings vs AldermenCourt of .... revealed women had a greater role in caring for their children than Court of .... suggests.
- 43Petty Customs AccountListed merchant as A or H (Alien or Hansard). Hanseatic got some privileges.
- 44Uses of Petty Customs AccountWhich ships: who owned them: where they were coming from: what (luxury) goods were being imported.
- 45What does YMB represent?The common people having their voice represented.
- 46Where was YMB to be stored?Public Archive - statement about transparency.
- 47Women in Parish Fraternity RegisterSuggests women were more involved in Urban culture than we might assume and also that they had greater economic independence after the Black Death
- 48Ward Court Inclusivity?Barron - more inclusive than the guild, but less inclusive than the parish.
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