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Jenny Stratford
Geschlecht
female
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MA (Oxon), PhD (London)
Berufe
University of London
Organisationen
Royal Historical Society
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Jenny Stratford began her career as an Assistant Keeper in the Department of Manuscripts, The British Museum (now The British Library). Her research and publications have focused on two main areas: medieval and modern manuscripts, and on princely collections of the later middle ages in England and France. She is especially concerned to explore the political, economic and cultural implications of royal and princely inventories and to use visual evidence in interpreting them. She currently teaches palaeography and manuscript studies to MA and PhD students of the university.  She has contributed chapters to The Cambridge History of the Book in Britain (1999), and to The Cambridge History of Libraries in Britain and Ireland (2006). Among her other books is The Bedford Inventories: the Worldly Goods of John, Duke of Bedford, Regent of France (1389–1435) (London, 1993). Her book, Richard II and the English Royal Treasure, was published in 2012).

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The courts of Richard II and of Edward IV have often been studied, but the years between have been neglected. This new collection challenges traditional views. It explores the nature and role of the Lancastrian court in England and in France, in peace, in war and in exile, from the accession of Henry IV to the deposition of Henry VI. The contributors draw on historical and literary sources as well as visual material, heraldry and seals, sculpture, painting, manuscripts and textiles, to bring the Lancastrian Court into clearer perspective. In the words of the first contributor to this book, "The theme of the 'Lancastrian Court' chosen for this symposium presents us with a challenge and a conundrum. The challenge is to escape from the concept of the Renaissance court which has overshadowed medieval interpretations; the conundrum is how to describe a court whose very existence has been doubted."… (mehr)
 
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