The first release in this series was a volume of essays compiled in memory of the Society's long-serving President, T. B. W. Reid. The series has also featured Ruth Dean's Anglo-Norman Literature: a Guide to Texts and Manuscripts, an indispensable successor to an earlier work with a similar remit by the Swedish scholar Johan Vising, and most recently Ian Short's Manual of Anglo-Norman, building on Pope's monumental study of Anglo-Norman in the final section of her From Latin to Modern French, with Especial Consideration of Anglo-Norman (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1934; revised reprints 1952 and 1956). It is also in this series that Holden, Gregory, and Crouch's edition of the History of William Marshal appeared, an account of the life and adventures of the famous William Marshal, 1st Earl of Pembroke.