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Archbishop Geoffrey of York, the loyal but illegitimate son of Henry II, appears to have quarrelled with everybody. This edition of Geoffrey's acta, together with Dr Lovatt's introduction, provides insight into the ecclesiastical and secular politics of the period in which he lived - and incidentally into the personalities of Richard and John.

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This volume is the definitive 'life and works' of Archbishop Geoffrey Plantagenet ... This thorough and enlightening examination of Geoffrey's career...is the essential background to understanding his episcopal Icta. * Judith Everard, Journal of Ecclesiastical History *
[It provides] a fitting culmination to what has gone before. * DP Johnson, The English Historical Review *

English Episcopal Acta 27 York 11891212 Volume 27 York 11891212

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      Publisher: British Academy
      Publication Date: 1/27/2005 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780197262931, 978-0197262931
      ISBN10: 0197262937
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      Book Synopsis
      Archbishop Geoffrey of York, the loyal but illegitimate son of Henry II, appears to have quarrelled with everybody. This edition of Geoffrey's acta, together with Dr Lovatt's introduction, provides insight into the ecclesiastical and secular politics of the period in which he lived - and incidentally into the personalities of Richard and John.

      Trade Review
      This volume is the definitive 'life and works' of Archbishop Geoffrey Plantagenet ... This thorough and enlightening examination of Geoffrey's career...is the essential background to understanding his episcopal Icta. * Judith Everard, Journal of Ecclesiastical History *
      [It provides] a fitting culmination to what has gone before. * DP Johnson, The English Historical Review *

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