20 The role of earls, the fate of Anglo-Saxon earls OCR A Level History: Early barons and knights Medieval England role and attitudes of Norman barons, knights Holland & Fellows and castellans: first and second generation, primogeniture The Feudal Kingdom of England 1042-1216, Barlow marriage, loyalty and feudal obligations Anglo-Norman England development of the Anglo-Norman élite 1066-1166, Chibnall nature and development of ‘manorial land’ The English and the (demesne), baronial households, eigniorial Norman Conquest , rights, power and influence Williams role of individuals and families such as William de Warenne, William fitzOsbern, Roger Bigod, Hugh Roger de Montgomery, William d’Ivry, de Briouze, Hugh de Montfort 21 The role of the Church relations between the crown, nobility and the OCR A Level History: Early Church: Medieval England the appointment of archbishops , Holland & Fellows bishops, abbots and priors The Feudal Kingdom of effect of overlapping religious titles and England 1042-1216, Barlow earldoms on noble relations, feudal Anglo-Norman England ties and administration 1066-1166, Chibnall patronage of monasteries, religious The English and the houses and churches: foundations, Norman Conquest , endowments, feudal dues Williams cathedral-building and development: significance of Durham, York, Canterbury, Winchester, Exeter, Westminster canon law, ecclesiastical courts and synods monastic libraries, scribes and the preservation of records:
20 The role of earls, barons and knights the fate of Anglo-Saxon earls role and attitudes of Norman barons, knights and castellans: first and second generation, primogeniture marriage, loyalty and feudal obligations development of the Anglo-Norman élite nature and development of ‘manorial land’ (demesne), baronial households, eigniorial rights, power and influence role of individuals and families such as William de Warenne, William fitzOsbern, Roger Bigod, Hugh d’Ivry, Roger de Montgomery, William de Briouze, Hugh de Montfort OCR A Level History: Early Medieval England Holland & Fellows The Feudal Kingdom of England 1042-1216, Barlow Anglo-Norman England 1066-1166, Chibnall The English and the Norman Conquest , Williams 21 The role of the Church relations between the crown, nobility and the Church: the appointment of archbishops , bishops, abbots and priors effect of overlapping religious titles and earldoms on noble relations, feudal ties and administration patronage of monasteries, religious houses and churches: foundations, endowments, feudal dues cathedral-building and development: significance of Durham, York, Canterbury, Winchester, Exeter, Westminster canon law, ecclesiastical courts and synods monastic libraries, scribes and the preservation of records: OCR A Level History: Early Medieval England Holland & Fellows The Feudal Kingdom of England 1042-1216, Barlow Anglo-Norman England 1066-1166, Chibnall The English and the Norman Conquest , Williams
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