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Forgetfulness in the First English Reformation? Tithes Forgotten

The Journal of ecclesiastical history, 2023-04, Vol.74 (2), p.284-304

POSTLES, DAVID FOGG

2023

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Relations between the Laity and the Parochial Clergy During the Henrician Reformation: The Case of the North and West Midlands

Nottingham medieval studies, 2010-01, Vol.54, p.195-215

Postles, David

2010

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The market place as space in early modern England

Social history (London), 2004-02, Vol.29 (1), p.41-58

Postles, Dave

2004

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Defining the 'North': Some Linguistic Evidence

Northern history, 2001-03, Vol.38 (1), p.27-46

Postles, David

2001

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Migration and mobility in a less mature economy: English internal migration, c . 1200-1350

Social history (London), 2000-10, Vol.25 (3), p.285-299

Postles, David

2000

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Lamps, lights and layfolk: `popular' devotion before the Black Death

Journal of medieval history, 1999-06, Vol.25 (2), p.97-114

Postles, David

1999

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Small gifts, but big rewards: the symbolism of some gifts to the religious

Journal of medieval history, 2001-03, Vol.27 (1), p.23-42

Postles, David

2001

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Rosemary Horrox (trans, and ed.), The Black Death. (Manchester and New York: Manchester University Press, 1994.) Pages xiv + 364. £14.99

Continuity and change, 1996-08, Vol.11 (2), p.312-314

Postles, David

1996

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Monastic Burials of Non-Patronal Lay Benefactors

The Journal of ecclesiastical history, 1996-10, Vol.47 (4), p.620-637

Postles, David

1996

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Personal pledging: medieval "reciprocity" or "symbolic capital"?

The Journal of interdisciplinary history, 1996-01, Vol.XXVI (3), p.419-436

Postles, David

1996

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Notions of the family, lordship and the evolution of naming processes in medieval English rural society: a regional example

Continuity and change, 1995-08, Vol.10 (2), p.169-198

Postles, David

1995

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An English small town in the later Middle Ages: Loughborough

Urban history, 1993-04, Vol.20 (1), p.7-29

Postles, David

1993

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The Warwickshire Hundred Rolls of 1279-80. Stoneleigh and Kineton Hundreds

The English Historical Review, 1996, Vol.111 (441), p.425-426

Postles, David

1996

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Personal Pledging: Medieval "Reciprocity" or "Symbolic Capital"?

The Journal of interdisciplinary history, 1996-01, Vol.26 (3), p.419-435

Postles, David

1996

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Notions of the family, lordship and the evolution of naming processes in medieval English rural society: a regional example

Continuity and change, 1995-08, Vol.10 (2), p.169-198

Postles, David

1995

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The pattern of rural migration in a Midlands county: Leicestershire, c. 1270–1350

Continuity and change, 1992-08, Vol.7 (2), p.139-161

Postles, David

1992

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Brewing and the Peasant Economy: Some Manors in Late Medieval Devon

Rural history, 1992-10, Vol.3 (2), p.133-144

Postles, David

1992

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The pattern of rural migration in a Midlands county: Leicestershire, c. 1270–1350

Continuity and change, 1992-08, Vol.7 (2), p.139-161

Postles, David

1992

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Two Cartularies of Abingdon Abbey. 2 vols. Edited by the late Gabrielle Lambrick and C. F. Slade. (Oxford Historical Society, n.s. 32, 33.) Pp. liv + 468; lxviii + 404. Oxford: Oxford Historical Society, 1990, 1992. £28 each vol.+£1.50 postage from the Hon. Treasurer, OHS, 38 Randolph Street, Oxford OX 4 1 XZ

The Journal of ecclesiastical history, 1992-10, Vol.43 (4), p.683-684

Postles, David

1992

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The Austin Canons in English Towns, c. 1100-1350

Historical research : the bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research, 1993-02, Vol.66 (159), p.1-20

Postles, David

1993

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The pattern of rural migration in a Midlands county: Leicestershire, c.1270-1350. [Concentrates on rural to rural migration for which evidence is sparse, using locative, ie place name, bynames; quantitative evidence from a wide variety of sources presented; extremely localised patterns exhibited may have assisted in reinforcing local societies.]

Continuity and change, 1992-01, Vol.7, p.139-161

Postles, David

1992

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Some Differences between Seignorial Demesnes in Medieval Oxfordshire

Oxoniensia, 1993-01, Vol.58, p.219

Postles, David

1993

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Personal pledging in manorial courts in the later Middle Ages

Bulletin of the John Rylands Library (2014), 1993-03, Vol.75 (1), p.65-78

Postles, David

1993

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The Austin canons in English towns, c.1100-1350

Historical research : the bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research, 1993-02, Vol.66 (159), p.1-20

Postles, David

1993

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'Nomina Villanorum et Burgensium': Oxfordshire Bynames before "c". 1250

Oxoniensia, 1989-01, Vol.54, p.319

Postles, David

1989

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Forgetfulness in the First English Reformation? Tithes Forgotten

Relations between the Laity and the Parochial Clergy During the Henrician Reformation: The Case of the North and West Midlands

The market place as space in early modern England

Defining the 'North': Some Linguistic Evidence

Migration and mobility in a less mature economy: English internal migration, c . 1200-1350

Lamps, lights and layfolk: `popular' devotion before the Black Death

Small gifts, but big rewards: the symbolism of some gifts to the religious

Rosemary Horrox (trans, and ed.), The Black Death. (Manchester and New York: Manchester University Press, 1994.) Pages xiv + 364. £14.99

Monastic Burials of Non-Patronal Lay Benefactors

Personal pledging: medieval "reciprocity" or "symbolic capital"?

Notions of the family, lordship and the evolution of naming processes in medieval English rural society: a regional example

An English small town in the later Middle Ages: Loughborough

The Warwickshire Hundred Rolls of 1279-80. Stoneleigh and Kineton Hundreds

Personal Pledging: Medieval "Reciprocity" or "Symbolic Capital"?

Notions of the family, lordship and the evolution of naming processes in medieval English rural society: a regional example

The pattern of rural migration in a Midlands county: Leicestershire, c. 1270–1350

Brewing and the Peasant Economy: Some Manors in Late Medieval Devon

The pattern of rural migration in a Midlands county: Leicestershire, c. 1270–1350

The Austin Canons in English Towns, c. 1100-1350

Some Differences between Seignorial Demesnes in Medieval Oxfordshire

Personal pledging in manorial courts in the later Middle Ages

The Austin canons in English towns, c.1100-1350

'Nomina Villanorum et Burgensium': Oxfordshire Bynames before "c". 1250

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