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VOLUME II
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS vii
XII. RELIGIOUS LIFE AND ORGANIZATION, by DOM
DAVID KNOWLES, F.B.A., Regius Professor of Modern History in
the University of Cambridge 382
i. The Old English Church, 382-9. 2. The Anglo-Norman Church,
389-400. 3. The Religious Orders and Institutions, 400-10. 4. The
Thirteenth Century: administration and jurisdiction, 410-17. 5. The Papal
Government: taxes, provisors, and pluralism, 417-27.
6. The Fourteenth
Century: parishes, parliament, and convocation, 427-33. 7. The Spiritual
Achievement, 433-6. Works for Reference, 436-8
XIII. ECCLESIASTICAL ARCHITECTURE, by G. F.
WEBB, C.B.E., F.S.A., HON. A.R.I.B.A., Secretary to the Royal Com'
mission on Historical Monuments 439
Works for Reference, 484
XIV. ART, by x. s. R. BOASE, President of Magdalen College, Oxford 485
Works for Reference, 513-14
XV. LEARNING AND EDUCATION, by A. B. EMDEN,
formerly Principal of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford 515
i. Anglo-Saxon Period, 515-18. 2. Anglo-Norman Monasticism and the
Twelfth-century Renaissance, 518-23. 3. Growth of the Universities of
Oxford and Cambridge, 523-7. 4. The Earlier Oxford and Cambridge
Colleges, 527-30. 5. Curricula in Universities and Inns of Court of
Chancery, 530-5. 6. The Later Middle Ages, 536-40. Works for Refa'
ence, 540
XVI. HANDWRITING, by v. H. GALBRAITH, F.B.A., formerly
Regius Professor of Modern History in the University of Oxford 541
Works for Reference, 557-8
XVII. PRINTED BOOKS, THE BOOK>TRADE, AND
LIBRARIES, by STRICKLAND GIBSON, formerly Keeper of
the Archives in the University of Oxford 559
i. Printing, 559-64. 2. Binding, 564. 3. Book Trade, 565-6. 4. Libra
ries, 566-70. Works for Reference, 570