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Heraldic handbooks and the discourse of chivalric allegory: the case of the Eltham Challenge Letters of 1400

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Peer review status:: Peer reviewed

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Wilson, E.-C. (2024). Heraldic handbooks and the discourse of chivalric allegory: the case of the Eltham Challenge Letters of 1400. Florilegium, 37, 112–150.

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Wilson, E.-C. “Heraldic Handbooks and the Discourse of Chivalric Allegory: the Case of the Eltham Challenge Letters of 1400.” Florilegium, vol. 37, UTP Journals, 2024, pp. 112–50.

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Wilson, E-C. 2024. “Heraldic Handbooks and the Discourse of Chivalric Allegory: the Case of the Eltham Challenge Letters of 1400.” Florilegium 37: 112–50.
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Publisher copy:: 10.3138/flor-2021-0005

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University of Oxford

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HUMS

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English Faculty

Oxford college:

Hertford College

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Bibliographic Details

Publisher:: UTP Journals
Journal:: Florilegium More from this journal
Volume:: 37
Pages:: 112-150
Publication date:: 2024-02-19
Acceptance date:: 2022-12-22
DOI:: 10.3138/flor-2021-0005
EISSN:: 2369-7180
ISSN:: 0709-5201

Item Description

Language:: English
Keywords:: tournaments

chivalry

Henry IV

manuscript studies

challenge letters

heralds

allegory

FFR

Eltham Palace

romance
Pubs id:: 1345654
Local pid:: pubs:1345654
Deposit date:: 2023-05-25

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Copyright date:: 2024

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