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Life and Thought in the Northern Church c.1100-c.1700 : Essays in Honour of Claire Cross : Studies in Church History Subsidia 12

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Author
Woods, Diana, 1940-
Reviewer
Sharman, Stephen C. (Stephen Clifford), 1951-
Material Type
Journal Article
Journal
Journal of the Canadian Church Historical Society
Date
2000 Spring
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Author
Woods, Diana, 1940-
Reviewer
Sharman, Stephen C. (Stephen Clifford), 1951-
Material Type
Journal Article
Journal
Journal of the Canadian Church Historical Society
Date
2000 Spring
Volume
42
Issue
1
Page
83-86
Notes
During the 1999 Summer Conference of the Ecclesiastical History Society at Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge, the Society honoured Dr. Claire Cross with the launch of a book of essays in her honour. "This volume covers some six hundred years of history from c. 1100 to c. 1700, the period from the Middle Ages through the Tudor period, into the Stuart period in which Dr. Cross taught, researched and wrote. The geographical setting is the Northern Church, the Province of York, although the northern border has been extended to include a Scottish nobleman, thhe fifth earl of Argyle. .... The book contains 25 essays, all of high quality, plus a tribute to Claire Cross by Barrie Dobson and the Bibliography prepared by Christine M. Newman" (p. 84).
Subjects
England, Northern - Church history - Book reviews
England - Church history - 1066-1485 - Book reviews
England - Church history - 1485- - Book reviews
Ecclesiastical History Society
Location
General Synod Archives
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