The livery collar in late medieval England and Wales : politics, identity and affinity /
The livery collar had a pervasive presence in late-medieval England. Worn about the neck to denote service to a lord, references to the collar abound in government records, contemporary chronicles and correspondence, and many depictions of the collar can be found in illuminated manuscripts and on ch...
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Woodbridge :
The Boydell Press,
2016
Woodbridge, Suffolk : 2016 |
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Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: Part I
- 1 Function, Meaning and Significance
- 2. The Political Milieu
- 3. Visual Culture, Agency and Identities of Association
- Part II
- 4. The Appearance of Lancastrian and Yorkist Livery Collars on Church Monuments: Distribution and Motivations
- 5. Livery Collars in Wales and the Edgecote Connection
- Conclusion.
- Part I 17
- 1 Function, Meaning and Significance 19
- 2 The Political Milieu 49
- 3 Visual Culture, Agency and Identities of Association 77
- Part II 97
- 4 The Appearance of Lancastrian and Yorkist Livery Collars on Church Monuments: Distribution and Motivations 99
- 5 Livery Collars in Wales and the Edgecote Connection 147