The Yorkist Age: Proceedings of the 2011 Harlaxton Medieval Symposium

Edited by Hannes Kleineke and Christian Steer, Harlaxton Medieval Studies Vol XXIII, 2013.

Table of Contents

List of Contributors

List of Illustrations

List of Abbreviations

Preface

Genealogies

Michael Hicks

The Yorkist Age?

THE ROYAL HOUSE OF YORK

Jennifer Scott

Painting from life? Comments on the Date and Function of the Early Portraits of Elizabeth Woodville and Elizabeth of York in the Royal Collection

J.L. Laynesmith

The Piety of Cecily, Duchess of York: A Reputation Reconsidered

Charles Farris

The New Edwardians? Royal Piety in the Yorkist Age

Maria Hayward

Clothed by the Tudors: Yorkist prisoners in the Tower 1485–1547

WAR, KINGSHIP AND GOVERNANCE

S.J. Payling

Edward IV and the Politics of Conciliation in the Early 1460s

James Ross

A Governing Elite? The Higher Nobility in the Yorkist and Early Tudor Period

Anne F. Sutton

‘Peace, love and unity’: Richard III’s Charters to His Towns

Nigel Ramsay

Richard III and the Office of Arms

Oliver Hounslow

Scattered Skeletons – An Introduction to the Bioarchaeology of Towton

Sean Cunningham

The Yorkists at War: Military leadership in the English war with Scotland 1480–82

Jelle Haemers and Frederik Buylaert

War, Politics, and Diplomacy in England, France and the Low Countries, 1475–1500. An Entangled History

DRAMA AND LITERATURE IN THE YORKIST AGE

Derek Pearsall

Was there a Yorkist Literature?

Meg Twycross

Organising theatricals in York between 1461 and 1478: seventeen years of change

Lister M. Matheson

National and Civic Chronicles in Late Fifteenth-Century London

M.T.W. Payne

Robert Fabyan’s Civic Identity

Livia Visser-Fuchs and Carol M. Meale

The Meeting of the Duke and the Emperor: The English Survival of a Lost Text by Olivier de La Marche

DEATH AND COMMEMORATION IN THE YORKIST AGE

Clive Burgess

Fotheringhay Church: Conceiving a College and its Community

Nigel Saul

Fotheringhay Church, Northamptonshire: Architecture and Fittings

David Harry

Learning to Die in Yorkist England: Earl Rivers’ Cordyal

Alexandra Buckle

‘Entumbid Right Princely’: The re-interment of Richard Beauchamp, earl of Warwick, and a lost rite

Bibliography

Index