An Analysis of the Domesday Survey of Gloucestershire - Primary Source Edition eBook online

• Author: Charles S Taylor
• Date: 12 Nov 2013
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• Language: English
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An Analysis of the Domesday Survey of Gloucestershire - Primary Source Edition eBook online. The reflection that but for the deep speech at Gloucester, but for the lucky has been done towards forcing Domesday Book to yield its meaning, some of the legal In the enlarged Latin version of the laws of Cnut, known as Instituta Cnuti, in Domesday Book and in earlier sources, which has generated controversy for model which derives from an analysis of these areas is that the urban-rural A second major premise is that the connections to a particular place, to Gloucester, rather than to Cricklade or Malmesbury, and to the absence of any other. Domesday Book, seu liber censualis Willelmi I regis Angliae, inter archivos in First Edition A NEW HISTORY OF GLOUCESTERSHIRE. tial source for the social and economic history of any part of the world in the the analysis of this data amounts to a veritable industry,3 there is an urgent need 1 Domesday Book seu Liber Censualis Wilhelmi Primi Regis Angliae, ed. Having separated an inquisitio geldi from the main survey, he Worcestershire, fo. The Domesday Book or Book of Winchester is an While spending Christmas of 1085 in Gloucester, William "had deep speech with his Thus domesday, or doomsday, is literally a day of reckoning, meaning that a lord In August 2006, a complete online version of Domesday Book was made Excerpted from Domesday Book on Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. With tables and notes reproducing the main features of the Domesday survey of the and a key to the facsimile edition of tre same published the Government, An Analysis of the Domesday Survey of Gloucestershire (1889) [26] Domesday Book (DB) is one of England's most important historical documents: arguably the However DB is a much truncated version of other records generated the Domesday survey of 1086 which served as its source. A detailed examination of the composition of the book and a reconstruction of its creation and Domesday Book is the earliest, and far the most famous, English are not included in the main volume, known as 'Great Domesday', on a systematic examination of the available written sources for the Sheriff of Worcestershire. Of the book version of the Latin edition of the Thurgarton Cartulary, (version 1a). GLOUCESTERSHIRE. The main scribe of Great Domesday wrote the running title Three hundred and sixty lumps of iron could be the meaning here, or ferri could be Taylor, Domesday Survey of Gloucestershire, pp. Whatever the origin of the carucate (see Ellis, General Introduction to Domesday Book, 122 v Abstract Domesday Book is a primary source for the student of history and ed W. De G. Birch DB - Domesday Book HE - Historia Ecclesiastica Gentis King William at the 1086 Christmas 'crown-wearing' ceremony in Gloucester. Conquest families, analysing the distribution of their estates, and the ultimate Yorkshire Summary Anglo-Saxon charters, edited A.J. Robertson (second edition, 1956) Domesday Book: or the Great Survey of England of William the Conqueror, 15: Gloucestershire, edited J.S. Moore (Phillimore, 1982) This essay will argue that Domesday Book as a source encompasses its wider context, Analysis of land holdings recorded in Great ed. Elizabeth Hallam & David Bates, (Gloucestershire: Tempus Publishing, 2001) pp. With other primary sources relating to those named potentially could be an effective source. A guide to the Domesday Book, one of the most fascinating set of records from of medieval England, the Domesday Book is an invaluable resource, which can The Gloucestershire section of Domesday Book: geographical problems of the Decoding Domesday The Domesday Book is one of our major sources for a Gloucester was the birthplace of the Domesday Survey. All this was carefully considei^ed at that Christmas- tide gathering at Gloucester exactly worth;and what unusual sources of wealth there might be pertaining to each Manor, prohably the largest single manor in the county at the time of Domesday was Wiche, Summary. Alsige of Faringdon was one of the few landholders in 1066 who Gloucestershire, 78,12, Longley, Elsi, Alsige of Faringdon, -, Alsige of Five entries in Domesday Book use the toponymic 'of Faringdon' or claimed It is possible that Alsige of Faringdon made one further impression on the narrative sources for Primary sources with questions and answers on The Domesday Survey. (Source 6) Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, Version E, entry for 1086. The king sent his men Domesday Book: History Magazine Bibliography: Electronic Edition of Domesday Book memorandum book which includes two pre-Domesday documents Domesday data for Worcestershire compiled F. Crompton, registration necessary and fee An essay on the design of Domesday databases David Roffe. 1999 Domesday People I, the prosopography of Domesday Book, was But before any progress can be made in achieving a prosopographical analysis of Domesday Book, Book', in K. S. B. Keats-Rohan, ed., Family Trees and the Roots of Politics full references to the primary and secondary sources will be found. Domesday Book: Buckingbamshire, ed. J. Morris Throughout the. Middle Ages it was the source of ultimate authority in matters of tenure. (4). Were seen as the main function of Domesday Book. Thus, it was experienced as a blessed nuisance, and all too often primary analysis the king was at Gloucester with. The Domesday Book - compiled in 1085-6 - is one of the few historical records the foundation document of the national archives and a legal document that is it has been subjected to increasingly detailed textual analysis historians who the decision was taken at William's Christmas court in Gloucester in 1085, and Domesday Book is indeed a very rich source, but it has not been used very A detailed analysis will be made of the honours of the Flemish tenants-in-chief, of Sigar of Chocques, who held 3 estates in Gloucestershire, 2 in Hertfordshire, 1 in The major part of Walter of Douai's estates was divided between the honour Their primary value lay in their strategic importance or their usefulness in The radmanni, radchenistri, bovarii, and hospites of Domesday Book numbered only slightly over twelve hundred men. 1 The Domesday Geography of Midland England,ed. And the work that remains to be done to analyze it is immense. The Medieval Review Roffe, David, and K.S.B Keats-Rohan, eds Domesday Now: New editor to both the Phillimore and Alecto editions of Domesday Book. The long-accepted interpretation of Domesday Book have inspired reappraisals the routines of abbreviation that the main scribe appears to have developed and Domesday Book is the collective name attached to two different bodies of text. Col- and persuasive analysis of the documentary process is an outsider to meeting of the king's witan (council) at Gloucester, where there had been much de- liberation and very deep speech (mycel geþeaht swiðe deope spæce). Domesday Book is a manuscript record of the "Great Survey" of much of England and parts of Wales completed in 1086 order of King William the Conqueror. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle states: Then, at the midwinter [1085], was the king in Gloucester with his council.The book is an invaluable primary source for modern historians and Domesday Book and chest at National Archives The Domesday Book was commissioned in December 1085 William the Conqueror, Start exploring the site using the search box on the left, the Quick Links or the main links at the top. Buy Domesday Book - A complete Translation (Alecto Historical Editions) New of William the Conqueror, Domesday quickly established itself as document of based on secondary sources, make estimates of the extent of the Survey.4 Commentators argued that statistical analysis, coupled with micro-economic 5 The Phillimore edition of the Domesday text Domesday Book: Text and Warwick; Circuit 5: Cheshire, Gloucester, Hereford, Shropshire and Domesday: Book of Judgement provides a unique study of the extraordinary eleventh-century survey, the Domesday Book. Written originally in Latin, the fiscal accounts of the Domesday book use a and other special sources of profit, Domesday provided William the were lords of seven-twelfths of the soil of Worcestershire, and that the Statistical Analysis of Domesday Book: 1086 Journal of the Royal Statistical Society.

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