This volume of essays in honour of Professor R. H. Hilton is
presented by some of his numerous friends and pupils. It attempts
to reflect his wide-ranging interests while highlighting certain
themes and preserving some distinct degree of unity. The essays
illustrate his abiding concern with the social structure, the rural
economy and the mentalite of the Middle Ages. They also indicate
that his interests have have always been pursued with the use of
the widest possible range of sources so that archaeological and
literary evidence are employed, as in his own work, alongside the
sources more usually familiar to social historians. This book will
be of permanent interest to all historians and particularly those
specialising in social and economic history.
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