Archives, ToCs and Abstracts
ARCHIVES: SPRING 2019 ISSUE: TOC AND ABSTRACTS
CONTENTS
Marianne Wilson, ‘Reformation on the record’: Developing the Reformation programme at The National Archives
Stephanie Thomson, What have wills got to do with it? Women’s religious patronage in early Reformation England, c.1530-1558: Evidence from the PCC
David E. Thornton, The prosopography of English monastic orders at the dissolution: evidence from The National Archives assessed
Simon Lambe, The dissolution of the monasteries in Somerset: The records of the Court of Augmentations at The National Archives, Kew (E 321)
Sylvia Gill, ‘… for the ...
ARCHIVES: AUTUMN 2018 ISSUE: TOC AND ABSTRACTS
CONTENTS
Michael Gervers, Gelila Tilahun, Shima Koshraftar, Roderick A. Mitchell and Ariella Elema, The dating of medieval charters
Amanda Bevan and Randolph Cock, High Court of Admiralty prize papers, 1652-1815: Challenges in improving access to older records
Nicholas Baldwin, Archives of the Hospital for Sick Children, Great Ormond Street
Ruth Paley, William Blackstone, Granville Sharp and the case of Jonathan Strong
ABSTRACTS
The dating of medieval charters
By Michael Gervers, Gelila Tilahun, Shima Koshraftar, Roderick A. ...
ARCHIVES: SPRING 2018 ISSUE: TOC AND ABSTRACTS
CONTENTS
Adalgisa Mascio, ‘Almost too ruinous to be repaired’: the Unknown Treasures project at The National Archives and the Court of Common Pleas brevia files
Robert F.W. Smith, Early modern petitions in the Norwich city records: a newly-catalogued collection at Norfolk Record Office
Caroline Williams, Understanding collections at risk
Penelope Baker, Back-bone or burden? The role of the RPS in the BRA
Nat Alcock, When any Tryumphe, Coronacion or Roialty shall pass by
ABSTRACTS
‘ALMOST TOO RUINOUS TO BE REPAIRED’: THE UNKNOWN TREASURES PROJECT ...