BIBLIOGRAPHY

MANUSCRIPT SOURCES

ENGLISH ARCHIVES

Berkeley Castle Muniments

Select Roll 39: Berkeley steward's accounts, 1 Jan.–29 Sept. 1327.

Select Roll 41: Steward's account, 1326–7.

Select Roll 42: Account of Ham manor, 1326–7.

Select Roll 60: Household accounts, 2 Edward III.

Bodleian Library

Dodsworth Mss. 8, 94: Volumes of Yorkshire and Northern charters.

Dugdale Mss. 12, 15, 18: Original notebooks of William Dugdale.

Kent Rolls 6: A fourteenth-century roll of documents from Tonbridge priory, Kent.

Ms. Latin Hist. C.5: Daily account roll of royal household, 2 Edward II.

Laud Misc. Ms. 529: Chronicle of English history, 1066–1390.

Lyell Ms. 17: A Ms. of the Brut chronicle.

Tanner Ms. 90: A miscellaneous collection of mainly sixteenth-century material.

Tanner Ms. 197: Record of wardrobe expenses of Edward II at Berwick-upon-Tweed, 1311, compiled by John de Ockham.

British Library

Additional Manuscripts and Charters

Add. Ms. 7966A: Material from Wardrobe Book, 29Edward I.

Add. Ms. 7967: Accounts of Nicholas Hugate, Keeper of King's Wardrobe, 1 March 1324–31 May 1326.

Add. Ms. 9951: Liber Cotidianus Garderobae, 14 Edward II.

Add. Ms. 17362: Wardrobe Book of 13 Edward II.

Add. Ms. 22923: Account of Walter Reynolds, Prince Edward's treasurer, for 35 Edward I.

Add. Ms. 24509, f. 61: Vol. 1 of Joseph Hunter's collections.

Add. Ms. 28024: Beauchamp cartulary.

Add. Ms. 35293: Wardrobe Account Book, 32 Edward I (1303–4).

Add. Ms. 41612: the ‘Liber Eliensis’.

Add. Charter 11241 (formerly Archives Nationales, J 655, no. 28): Record of appointment of Ordainers, 1310.

Arundel Manuscripts

Arundel Ms. 17, ff. 40–4: Memorabilia facta tempore Regis Edwardi secundi in Anglia. Annals from Newenham abbey, Devon.

Arundel Ms. 57, ff. 4v–5v: the Verses of Gildas.

Burney Manuscripts

Burney Ms. 277, f. 5v: Articles presented by the earl of Lincoln in 1308.

Cotton Manuscripts

Cotton Ms. Julius A.1, ff. 51–63: Pipewell chronicle and other documents.

Cotton Ms. Julius E.I, f. 45: A register of Gascon documents.

Cotton Ms. Cleopatra, C.III: Extracts from the Dunmow chronicle.

Cotton Ms. Cleopatra D.iii: Extracts from the Hailes abbey chronicle.

Cotton Ms. Faustina B.V: Historia Roffensis.

Cotton Ms. Faustina B.VI: Croxden abbey chronicle.

Cotton Ms. Claudius E.III: Text of Chronicon Henrici Knighton.

Cotton Ms. Nero C.VIII: Wardrobe Book, 4 Edward II.

Cotton Ms. Nero D.X: Chronicle 1287–1323, attributed to Nicholas Trivet.

Cotton Ms. Tiberius E.VII: Text of Chronicon Henrici Knighton.

Cotton Ms. Vespasian F.VII, f. 6: letter of Younger Despenser, 1319.

Cotton Charter XVI.58: Notarial certificate of appointment of Ordainers, 1310.

Egerton Manuscripts and Rolls

Egerton Roll 8724: Roll of Mortimer charters.

Harleian Manuscripts

Harleian Ms. 636: Polistorie del Eglise de Christ de Caunterbyre.

Harleian Ms. 1240: Mortimer charters.

Harleian Ms. 2901: Coronation Order of 1308.

Harleian Ms. 5001: Wardrobe Accounts of Prince Edward for 35 Edward I, 1306–7.

Stowe Manuscripts

Stowe Ms. 553: Account Book of the Wardrobe, 15–17 Edward II.

Cambridge

Cambridge Univ. Ms. Ee.V.31, f. 188v: Register of Henry of Eastry, prior of Canterbury.

Trinity College Cambridge Ms. R.5.41: A Canterbury chronicle from ad 303 to 1385: A continuation of the chronicle of Gervase of Canterbury.

Foljambe Charters, Osberton Hall, Worksop

Appendix 4.

Gloucester Cathedral Library

Ms. 34: Walter of Frocester, Historia Monasterii Gloucestriae.

Ms. 55: Account Book of Marshall Allen, Sub-sacrist, 1835–58.

Lambeth Palace Library

Lambeth Ms. 1213: Collection of documents on the major political events of the reign of Edward II.

Register of Walter Reynolds, archbishop of Canterbury (1313–27).

The National Archives (TNA)

Chancery

C 47: Chancery Miscellanea.

C 49: Parliamentary and Council Proceedings.

C 53: Charter Rolls.

C 54: Close Rolls.

C 57: Coronation Roll.

C 60: Fine Rolls.

C 61: Gascon Rolls.

C 65: Parliament Rolls.

C 66: Patent Rolls.

C 70: Roman Rolls.

C 71: Scottish Rolls.

C 81: Chancery Warrants.

C 135: Inquisitions post mortem (Edward III).

C 145: Miscellaneous Inquisitions.

C 153/1: Vetus Codex.

C 219: Parliamentary Election Writs and Returns.

Duchy of Lancaster

DL 10: Royal Charters.

DL 25: Deeds, Series L.

DL 27: Ancient Deeds, Series LS

DL 28: Various Accounts.

DL 34: Ancient Correspondence.

DL 41: Miscellanea.

DL 42: Miscellaneous Books.

Exchequer

E 30: Diplomatic Documents.

E 101: Accounts Various.

E 106: Extents of Alien Priories.

E 159: Memoranda Rolls (KR).

E 163: Exchequer Miscellanea.

E 175: Parliamentary and Council Proceedings.

E 329: Ancient Deeds, Series BS.

E 352: Pipe Office, Chancellor's Rolls.

E 361: Enrolled Wardrobe and Household Accounts.

E 368: Memoranda Rolls (LTR).

E 372: Pipe Rolls.

E 401: Receipt Rolls.

E 403: Issue Rolls.

E 404: Wardrobe Debentures and Warrants for Issues.

Justices Itinerant

JI 1: Assize Rolls.

King's Bench

KB 27: Coram Rege Rolls.

Special Collections

SC 1: Ancient Correspondence.

SC 7: Papal Bulls.

SC 8: Ancient Petitions.

SC 9: Parliament Rolls (Exchequer series).

TNA Transcripts from other Archives

PRO 31/8/158: Copy of Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, Barberini Ms. 2366: a seventeenth-century transcript of a report on the mission of cardinals Luke and Gaucelm to England and Scotland in 1317–18.

PRO 31/9/59: Transcript of Instrumenta Miscellanea, 5947: report on the mission of papal envoys in England, 1312–13.

Norfolk and Norwich Record Office

Institutions Register of John Salmon, bishop of Norwich.

Society of Antiquaries of London

Ms. 119: Wardrobe Book, 28Edward I (1299–1300).

Ms. 120: Wardrobe Book, 10Edward II (1316–17).

Ms. 121: Wardrobe Book, 11Edward II (1317–18).

Ms. 122: Chamber Account Book, 18–20 Edward II (1324–26).

Westminster Abbey Munimenta

WAM 20344: Account roll of Brother Robert de Beby, Michaelmas, 1 Edward III, until Michaelmas, 2 Edward III, for the revenues of the church of Oakham in Rutland.

Liber Niger.

FRENCH ARCHIVES

Archives départementales de l'Hérault, Montpellier

Series G 1123–1129: Cartulaire de Maguelone, Registers A to G.

Archives Nationales, Paris

J 356:(1309) Documents concerning the subsidy for the marriage of Isabella and Edward II.

J 404: Royal Wills.

J 408: Marriage Treaties.

J 633: Documents on Anglo-French Relations, 1299–1317.

J 634: Documents on Anglo-French Relations, 1322–30.

J 654: Various rolls, thirteenth to fourteenth centuries.

J 918: Documents on Anglo-French relations, thirteenth to fifteenth centuries.

JJ 44: Documents relating to the marriage of Edward II and Isabella.

Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris

Latin Ms. 8504: Latin translation of Kalila et Dimna, 1313.

ARCHIVES IN ROME

Archivio Segreto Vaticano

Archivum Arcis, Arm. C, fasc.79: ‘Pater Sancte’ letter of Edward III.

Avignon Register 49(ii, Benedict XII (1335–6)).

Indice 320: Summary of register of Boniface IX (1389).

Instrumenta Miscellanea, 5947: Report of mission of papal envoys in England, 1312–13.

Vatican Register 110 (Secreta, i to iv, John XXII).

Vatican Register 116 (xv–xvi, John XXII (1330–2)).

Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana

Barberini Ms. 2366: A seventeenth-century transcript of a report on the mission of Cardinals Luke Fieschi and Gaucelm D'Eauze to England and Scotland in 1317–18.

Barberini Latini, Ms. 2126: Notebook of Andreas Sapiti.

Codex Vaticanus Latinus 10883: Record of business at papal curia.

OTHER DEPOSITORIES

Trinity College Dublin TCD Ms. 500: A version of the French Brut to 1333.

University of Chicago Ms. 224: Chronicle of Wigmore abbey.

PRINTED SOURCES

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The Antient Kalendars and Inventories of His Majesty's Exchequer, ed. F. Palgrave, 3 vols (London, 1836).

Calendar of Ancient Correspondence concerning Wales, ed. J.G. Edwards, Board of Celtic Studies, History and Law Series, 2 (Cardiff, 1935).

Calendar of Ancient Petitions relating to Wales (Cardiff, 1975), ed. W. Rees, Board of Celtic Studies, History and Law Series, 28 (Cardiff, 1975).

Calendar of Chancery Warrants, 1244–1326 (London, 1927).

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Calendar of Memoranda Rolls (Exchequer), Michaelmas 1326–Michaelmas 1327, ed. R.A. Latham (London, 1968).

Calendar of Inquisitions, Miscellaneous (1916—)

Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem (1898—)

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Calendar of Patent Rolls (1891—)

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