death of Lanfranc and role of Richard of York the appointment of and relationship with Anselm as Archbishop of Canterbury (1093) relations with Urban II and the Council of Rockingham (1095) 6 Development of the impact of departure to Rome OCR A Level History: Early Anselm’s Church in England. Medieval England 871-1107, continental influence, Gothic architecture Holland & Fellows and cathedral-building Ruling England 1042-1217, the spread of monasticism, including the Huscroft Augustinians Medieval England 1042-1228, role and influence of Rufus and the Purser English Church in Wales and Scotland extent to which the Church had been reformed 7 return to England in 1099 OCR A Level History: Early The death of William II William’s The demise of William Medieval England 871-1107, negotiations with Duke William IX of and the ‘Rufus’ ‘Rufus’ Holland & Fellows Aquitaine succession of Henry 1107 Ruling England 1042-1217, from crusade Robert’s return Huscroft circumstances of death in the William’s Medieval England 1042-1228, New Forest Purser nature of issues of succession and with Robert Curthose: Henry’s relations previous quarrels between William s sons at in 1077 I’ L’Aigle actions of Robert and support from Philip of France pawning of Normandy to William II in 1096 Henry I as the beneficiary of William’s
death of Lanfranc and role of Richard of York the appointment of and relationship with Anselm as Archbishop of Canterbury (1093) relations with Urban II and the Council of Rockingham (1095) 6 Development of the Church in England. impact of Anselm’s departure to Rome continental influence, Gothic architecture and cathedral-building the spread of monasticism, including the Augustinians role and influence of Rufus and the English Church in Wales and Scotland extent to which the Church had been reformed OCR A Level History: Early Medieval England 871-1107, Holland & Fellows Ruling England 1042-1217, Huscroft Medieval England 1042-1228, Purser The death of William II ‘Rufus’ and the succession of Henry 1107 7 The demise of William ‘Rufus’ William’s return to England in 1099 negotiations with Duke William IX of Aquitaine Robert’s return from crusade circumstances of William’s death in the New Forest nature of issues of succession and Henry’s relations with Robert Curthose: previous quarrels between William I’ s sons at L’Aigle in 1077 actions of Robert and support from Philip of France pawning of Normandy to William II in 1096 Henry I as the beneficiary of William’s OCR A Level History: Early Medieval England 871-1107, Holland & Fellows Ruling England 1042-1217, Huscroft Medieval England 1042-1228, Purser
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