The Medieval Records Of A London City Church (st. Mary At Hill) A.d. 1420-1559

The Medieval Records Of A London City Church (st. Mary At Hill) A.d. 1420-1559, Volume 1 offers a detailed glimpse into the daily life and administration of a parish church in London during the late medieval and early Tudor periods.

This meticulously compiled volume presents transcriptions and analyses of original records, providing invaluable insights into the religious practices, social structures, and economic activities centered around St. Mary at Hill. Researchers and historians will find a wealth of information on topics ranging from church finances and property management to the roles and responsibilities of parish officials and the spiritual lives of ordinary Londoners.

The records span a crucial period of transition, capturing the evolving religious landscape as England moved from the late Middle Ages towards the Reformation. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the social, religious, and urban history of medieval London.

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