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Davies, James Conway

 
9781333531737: The Baronial Opposition to Edward II (Classic Reprint): Its Character and Policy; A Study in Administrative History

Synopsis

Baronial Power and Royal Rule reveals how the king’s household managed tasks, money, and factions in Edward II’s England.

This scholarly study examines the administration of the royal household from 1312 to 1322, showing how everyday offices and finances kept the realm together. It highlights the role of powerful figures who steered policy and how their influence shaped public governance during a period of shifting loyalties and political struggle. The work situates the household within broader political currents, including the rise of the middle party and the impact of major events on royal administration.

  • How the royal household handled money, warrants, and everyday governance
  • Key figures like Pembroke and their influence on policy and exchequer work
  • The dynamics between the king, the council, and competing factions
  • Historical context drawn from administrative records and contemporary documents
Ideal for readers of medieval political history, royal administration, and any who want a clear view of how power operated behind the scenes in 14th‑century England.

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