Deviance and Power in Late Medieval London

Frank Rexroth · Pamela E. Selwyn

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Medieval and Early Modern Justice Medieval Literature and History Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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1. Introduction Part I. Changing Patterns of Thought in the Fourteenth Century: 2. The beginning of the Hundred Years War and the struggle against the nocturnal underworld 3. Speaking of sturdy beggars: the Great Plague, labour law and changing patterns of thought 4. John of Northampton's morality campaign: stigmatisation, marginalisation and the legitimation crisis of the urban oligarchy Part II. Institutions on the Frontiers of the Fifteenth-Century Underworld: 5. Localising the underworld: the wardmotes as status degradation ceremonies 6. Rewarding the shamefaced poor: charity in the almshouse 7. Preventing the expansion of the underworld: proclamations and punishments 8. Conclusion.

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