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Upward Mobility in Later Medieval Meath

In May 1488 Henry VII pardoned thirty-three Irish magnates for having allegedly provided support for the ill-fated Lambert Simnel conspiracy which had threatened the throne in favour of the Yorkists in the previous year. Drawn from the church, peerage, administration and urban communities, this group of magnates not only indicates the degree of influence the ... Read more

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Categories Features, Issue 4 (Winter 1997), Medieval History (pre-1500), Medieval Social Perspectives, Volume 5
Old Man of the Sea
Edmund Burke on our Present Discontents
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