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General introduction David Wallace; Part I. After the Norman Conquest:Introduction David Wallace; 1. Old English and its afterlife Seth Lerer; 2.Anglo-Norman cultures in England,1066-1460 Susan Crane; 3. Early MiddleEnglish Thomas Hahn; 4. National, world, and women's history writers andreaders in post-Conquest England Lesley Johnson and Jocelyn Wogan-Browne; 5.Latinitas Christopher Baswell; 6. Romance in England 1066-1400 RosalindField; Part II. Writing in the British Isles: Introduction David Wallace; 7.Writing in Wales Brynley F. Roberts; 8. Writing in Ireland Terence Dolan; 9.Writing in Scotland R. James Goldstein; 10. Writing history in England AndrewGalloway; 11. London texts and literate practice Sheila Lindenbaum; Part III.Institutional Productions: Introduction David Wallace; 12. Monasticproductions Christopher Cannon; 13. The friars and medieval Englishliterature John V. Fleming; 14. Classroom and confession Marjorie Curry Woodsand Rita Copeland; 15. Literature and the law Richard Firth Green; 16. 'VoxPopuli' and the literature of 1381 David Aers; 17. Englishing the Bible1066-1549 David Lawton; Part IV. After the Black Death: Introduction DavidWallace; 18. Alliterative poetry Ralph Hanna; 19. Piers Plowman KathrynKerby-Fulton; 20. The Middle English mystics Nicholas Watson; 21. GeoffreyChaucer Glending Olson; 22. John Gower Winthrop Wetherbee; 23. Middle Englishlives Julia Boffey; Part V. Before the Reformation: Introduction DavidWallace; 24. Hoccleve, Lydgate, and the Lancastrian Court Paul Strohm; 25.Lollardy Steven Justice; 26. Romance after 1400 Helen Cooper; 27. WilliamCaxton Seth Lerer; 28. English drama from Ungodly Ludi to Sacred PlayLawrence M. Clopper; 29. The allegorical theatre: moralities, interludes, andProtestant drama John Watkins; 30. Literature and politics in the reigns ofHenry VII and Henry VIII Colin Burrow; 31. Reformed literature and literaturereformed Brian Cummings; Chronologies; Bibliography; Index.