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Book SynopsisPaint[s] a dramatic picture of the impact of the Black Death. Appendices cover diocesan administrators and the religious houses and hospitals of Norfolk and Suffolk,This volume completes the Bateman register, the first of the Norwich registers to be published. Containing the later half of the calendar of institutions, it is unusual for the organisation, clarity and state of completeness of its records, which paint a dramatic picture of the impact of the Black Death on East Anglia. Scholars and students will also welcome the appendices dealing with diocesan administrators and the religious houses and hospitals of Norfolk and Suffolk, as well as indices for both volumes. PHYLLIS E. POBST is Assistant Professor of History at Arkansas State University.
Trade Review[Vol. I] provides a variety of information of a religious, social, economic and political nature... meticulous edition. * HISTORY *
Table of ContentsRegister of William Bateman nos 1001-1919. Appendices: transcribed entries; institutions, collations and appointments not registered; administrators and office-holders, 1299-1369; religious houses, colleges, friaries and hospitals.
