Social England: From the accession of Edward I, to the death of Henry VII

archers arms army battle became Bishop Black Death Burgundy Calais called Canterbury castle Caxton Chancellor Chaucer Chronicle Church clergy College commercial common council court Crown doubt Duke Duke of Burgundy Earl Edward III Edward IV England English estates fifteenth century Flanders foreign fourteenth century France French friars Gloucester hand Henry IV Henry VII Henry's important John of Gaunt king king's knights labour Lancastrian land later less Lollards London lords manor manorial masters medieval ment merchants monks nobles Ohthere Oxford Parliament period Perpendicular poem poet political Pope popular Prince probably reign of Edward reign of Henry religious rhyme royal Richard Richard II Rolls Series Roses royal Scotland ships staple statute tenants took Tower towns trade Tudor villans wages Wales Warwick Welsh Westminster whole wool Wycliffe Wycliffe's Yorkist