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Barking Abbey is the only English nunnery which has an institutional history stretching from its foundation in the seventh century to its dissolution by Henry VIII (with a short interruption during the Viking Age). A hitherto unknown cache of eight Anglo-Saxon charters from Barking was discovered in the 1980s and these are edited here for the first time, along with other early documents from the house. These are set in context by a comprehensive and ground-breaking introduction to the history of Anglo-Saxon Barking. The volume also includes an edition of the important charter of Edward the Confessor for the abbey of Waltham Holy Cross, with an introduction exploring the history and archaeology of Waltham.
Contents
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgements
Illustrations
Abbreviations
Bibliographical Abbreviations
CHARTER OF BARKING
Introduction
1: The History of the Abbey
2: History of the Archive
3: The Manuscripts
4: The Authenticity of the Charters
5: The Estates
6: The Anglo-Saxon Abbesses
List of Charters (Barking)
Concordance
Sigla
Note on the Method of Editing
Charters of Barking (1-10)
Barking Appendix: The Battersea charter (S 1248)
CHARTER OF WALTHAM HOLY CROSS
Introduction
1: The History of the Minster
2: Archive, Manuscripts and Authenticity
3: The Estates
List of Charters (Waltham)
Sigla
Note on the Method of Editing
Charter of Waltham Holy Cross (11)
Waltham Boundary Clauses (11a-11j)
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