Maurice Keen
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Maurice Keen chronicles a set of 15th century letters - the product of everyday communication between English gentry and officialdom - and suggests how their contents may change the reader's views of the late middle ages. Helen Castor offered her own contemporary historiographical account in 2010. Published June 14 2010
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Maurice Keen looks at the significance of female lines of descent in heraldic arms, and what this tells us about women of noble and gentle birth in medieval England.
Published February 19 2003
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Published October 1 1991
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Published October 1 1986
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Maurice Keen discusses how Heralds' secular, learned expertise developed. Published March 1 1984
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