St. Mary's, Hurley, in the Middle Ages: Based On Hurley Charters and Deeds

This fascinating historical study of a medieval English church and its community is based on original documents from the parish archives. Drawing on charters, deeds, wills, and other legal records, the author reconstructs the social and economic life of the village of Hurley in Berkshire during the 12th to 15th centuries. Topics addressed include landownership, agriculture, religious practices, and social hierarchy. Florence Thomas Wethered, the author, was a prolific historian and writer who was active in various local historical societies. This volume is an essential resource for scholars of medieval England and local history enthusiasts.

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