Westminster Abbey And Its Estates In The Middle Ages by Barbara Harvey
Oxford Historical Monographs
This scholarly work delves into the intricate history and economic significance of Westminster Abbey during the medieval period, exploring its role as a religious institution and its extensive landholdings. The book meticulously examines the Abbey's management of its estates, detailing the complex relationships between the Abbey and its tenants, and highlighting the Abbey's influence on the social and economic landscape of the time. Through a comprehensive analysis of historical records, the narrative provides insights into the Abbey's administration, financial strategies, and its enduring impact on medieval society.
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- 1977
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- British
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- 300-350
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