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Mediaeval Leicester (eBook)

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2022
237 Seiten
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Mediaeval Leicester - Charles James Billson
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In "Mediaeval Leicester," Charles James Billson offers an intricate exploration of the social, political, and economic landscapes of Leicester during the Middle Ages. Employing a meticulous historical approach, Billson weaves together archaeological findings, contemporary records, and an analysis of local governance to present a comprehensive view of life in this quintessential medieval town. The narrative is characterized by its vivid detail and scholarly rigor, reflecting a blend of primary source examination and secondary analysis that renders the work both informative and accessible. Billson's attention to the minutiae of daily life, coupled with his deft use of descriptive language, invites readers to immerse themselves in the tapestry of medieval existence in Leicester. Charles James Billson was a prominent local historian and archaeologist whose passion for Leicester's history stemmed from his deep-rooted connection to the region. His extensive work in local archives and community engagements provided him with unique insights into the everyday lives of its medieval citizens. Through his dedication to uncovering Leicester's past, Billson aimed to illuminate the broader human experiences reflected in the region's cultural and historical evolution. "Mediaeval Leicester" stands as a vital resource for both scholars and casual readers interested in medieval history. Billson's engaging prose and thorough research make this book not just an academic endeavor but also an entertaining journey through time. For anyone seeking to understand the complexities of medieval society, or the particularities of Leicester's historical identity, this book is an indispensable addition to their library.

Charles James Billson was an accomplished historian and antiquarian, revered for his profound contributions to the understanding of medieval England, particularly through his seminal work, 'Mediaeval Leicester'. With an unwavering dedication to meticulous research and historical accuracy, Billson's scholarly pursuits revolved around the intricate tapestry of Leicester's past. His approach combined rigorous analysis with a narrative style that brought the medieval period to life for his readers. 'Mediaeval Leicester' encapsulates Billson's interest in urban history and municipal institutions, delving into the city's development, economy, and societal structures during the Middle Ages. While his other literary contributions might be less well-known, his work on Leicester stands out for its depth of detail and has been used as a key reference in studies of English urban history. Billson's legacy as an author is etched in the annals of historical literature, his works remaining a vital resource for scholars and enthusiasts of mediaeval studies.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 22.11.2022
Verlagsort Prague
Sprache englisch
Themenwelt Literatur
Sachbuch/Ratgeber Geschichte / Politik Mittelalter
Schlagworte 1920s works • Architectural dismemberment • British medieval society fiction • Charles James Billson books • classic english literature • classic medieval literature • cultural heritage British • Cultural heritage exploration • daily life medieval • English historical narrative • English urban development • historical fiction classics • historical legacy • historical narrative analysis • Leicester • Leicester architecture • Leicester historical novel • Leicester historical study • medieval architecture exploration • Medieval England • medieval England stories • Medieval History • medieval history fiction • medieval period narratives • medieval religious institutions • medieval society • Medieval Urban History • Middle Ages governance • Middle Ages narrative • scholarly medieval research • Sociocultural evolution • Urban historian perspective • urban studies Leicester
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