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Scotland and Europe : the medieval kingdom and its contacts with Christendom, c.1214-1545 / David Ditchburn.

Van Pelt Library DA779 .D58 2001 v.1
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Ditchburn, David, 1961-
Contributor:
Constance L. Rosenthal Book Fund.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Relations.
International relations.
Scotland--History--1057-1603.
Scotland.
History.
Scotland--Foreign relations--Europe.
Europe--Foreign relations--Scotland.
Europe.
Scotland--Relations--Europe.
Europe--Relations--Scotland.
Scotland--Civilization.
Civilization.
Physical Description:
volumes : illustrations ; 24 cm
Place of Publication:
East Linton, East Lothian, Scotland : Tuckwell, 2001-
Contents:
Chapter 1 Transport and Travel 1
Harbours 2
Shipbuilding 5
Shipping 8
Preparations 11
Voyages 14
Speed of Sea Travel 19
Land Travel 21
Money 26
Language and Law 29
Chapter 2 The Religious Bonds 33
Religious Education 34
Orthodoxy and Heterodoxy 38
Monks, Nuns and Mendicants 42
Religious and Secular: Patrons and Patronage 48
Sin and Sanctity 50
Contacting the Saints: Relics and Pilgrimages 57
Fighting for God: The Crusade 65
The Structural Bonds 73
Financial Obligations 78
Appointments 81
Justice 84
Chapter 3 The Cultural Bonds 93
Toumaments 96
Visiting the Family 105
Sport and Games 108
Music 111
Art and Sculpture 113
Books 120
Architecture 130
The Other Side of the Coin? 135
Chapter 4 The Economic Bonds 138
Der Mensch ist was er i[beta]st 138
Fish and Flesh 142
The Grain and the Grape 149
Timber, Spice and Other Things Nice 156
Beasts and their Bodies 160
'Man does not live by bread alone' 163
Cloth and Clothing 176
Minerals 183
A Miscellany of Manufactures 189
Balancing the Books 192
Chapter 5 Immigrants and Emigrants 197
Immigrants: Rural Society 198
Court Society 200
Urban Society 202
Emigrants: Merchants, Sailors and Fishermen 205
Craftsmen and Labourers 209
Hucksters and Vagabonds 212
Soldiers 218
The Clergy 232
The Emigrant Experience: Political Shadows 242
Living Together 245
Accolades and Anonymity 249
The Number of Emigrants 252
Reasons for Emigration 258
Chapter 6 Perceptions 266
Isolation 266
Poverty 272
Anglophobia 276.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Local Notes:
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Constance L. Rosenthal Book Fund.
ISBN:
1862321728
OCLC:
49312816

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