English Wayfaring Life in the Middle Ages (XIVth Century)

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Author

Jusserand, J. J. (Jean Jules), 1855-1932

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Produced by Clarity, RichardW, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/American Libraries.)

Language

English

LoC Class

DA: History: General and Eastern Hemisphere: Great Britain, Ireland, Central Europe

Subject

Christian pilgrims and pilgrimages -- England

Category

Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 58530

Release Date

December 24, 2018

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.ENGLISH WAYFARING LIFE in the MIDDLE AGES (XIV th Cen­tury) by J. J. JUSSERAND — — CONTENTS — ILLUSTRATIONS — INTRODUCTION — PART I ENGLISH ROADS — CHAPTER I ROADS AND BRIDGES — CHAPTER II THE ORDINARY TRAVELLER AND THE CASUAL PASSER-BY — I — II — III — IV — CHAPTER III SECURITY OF THE ROADS — PART II LAY WAYFARERS — INTRODUCTORY NOTE — CHAPTER I HERBALISTS, CHARLATANS, MINSTRELS, JUGGLERS, AND TUMBLERS — CHAPTER II MESSENGERS, ITINERANT MERCHANTS AND PEDLARS — CHAPTER III OUTLAWS, WANDERING WORKMEN, AND PEASANTS OUT OF BOND — PART III RELIGIOUS WAYFARERS — CHAPTER I WANDERING PREACHERS AND FRIARS — CHAPTER II THE PARDONERS — CHAPTER III PILGRIMS AND PILGRIMAGES — I — II — III — IV — V — CONCLUSION — APPENDIX — I (p. 44 ) PATENT OF KING JOHN EN­TRUST­ING A FRENCH­MAN WITH THE COM­PLE­TION OF LON­DON BRIDGE (1201) — II (p. 53 ) PETITION CON­CERN­ING AN OLD BRIDGE, WHOSE ARCHES WERE TOO LOW AND TOO NAR­ROW TO PER­MIT BOATS TO PASS — III (p. 62 ) LONDON BRIDGE AND ITS MAINTENANCE — IV (p. 65 ) INQUESTS RE­LAT­ING TO THE MAIN­TE­NANCE OF BRIDGES — V (p. 92 ) THE KING’S JOURNEYS-PE­TI­TIONS AND STAT­UTES CON­CERN­ING THE ROYAL PUR­VEY­ORS — VI (p. 112 ) THE RECURRENCE OF LEET-DAYS AND VISITS OF JUSTICES — VII (p. 115 ) THE DRESS OF THE WORLDLY MONK — VIII (p. 120 ) EXACTIONS OF CER­TAIN NOBLE­MEN WHEN TRAV­EL­LING — IX (p. 130 ) PASSAGE OF THE HUMBER IN A FERRY — X (pp. 165 and 171 ) THE RIGHT OF SANCTUARY — XI (p. 211 ) A MONOPOLY OF MIN­STREL­SY FOR THE KING’S (ED­WARD IV) OWN MIN­STRELS — XII (p. 213 ) POPULAR ENGLISH SONGS OF THE MIDDLE AGES — XIII (p. 314 ) INDULGENCES AND THE THEORY OF THE “TREAS­UR­Y” AC­CORD­ING TO POPE CLEM­ENT VI — XIV (p. 321 ) SERMON ACCOM­PANY­ING THE DIS­PLAY OF A PAP­AL BULL (ON THE OC­CA­SION OF THE COM­ING OF HEN­RY OF LAN­CAS­TER) — XV (pp. 324 , 327 , 337 ) ECCLESIASTICAL DOC­U­MENTS CON­CERN­ING CHIEF­LY ENG­LISH PAR­DON­ERS — Richard de Bury on the Pardoners, A.D. 1340: — Provincial Synod of Dublin, 1348: — Bull of Pope Urban V, “contra quæstores hospitalis Jerusalem in Anglia,” 1369: — Letter of Simon Sudbury, Archbishop of Canterbury, A.D. 1378: — Bull of Pope Boniface IX, A.D. 1390: — Opinion of the University of Oxford on Pardoners, A.D. 1414: — Suppression of pardoners by the Council of Trent, A.D. 1562: — XVI (p. 344 ) THE FIRST RECORDED CRUC­I­FIX IN ENG­LAND SCULP­TURED FROM LIFE — XVII (p. 141 , 362 ) THE PILGRIMAGE OF REYNARD — ENDNOTES: — INTRODUCTION — PART I — ENGLISH ROADS — PART II — LAY WAYFARERS — PART III — RELIGIOUS WAYFARERS — APPENDIX — INDEX
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