<p>John of Gaunt (1340-1399) was arguably the most powerful nobleman in late medieval England, and his affinity--his household servants, indentured retainers, and estate officials--formed one of the crucial bases of his power. This book examines the genesis, composition, and actions of the<br /> imposing Lancastrian affinity in detail, and emphasizes the extent to which even a great magnate like Gaunt was constrained in the policies he pursued by the actions and expectations of his followers.</p>

The Lancastrian Affinity 1361-1399 (Oxford Historical Monographs)

Simon Walker

Oxford University Press

Hitchin: Town & City Memories (Town and City Memories)

Arts & Photography

FRANCIS FRITH

Photography & Video

The Francis Frith Collection

Hitchin (Town & City Memories)

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