01382nam a2200217Ia 4500001000700000003000500007005001700012008004100029035002000070040002800090100004700118245007100165260003600236300004900272505069800321650002301019650002301042650002501065650003501090700003901125121714BIBL20180323084450.0860521s1951    enkfh         000 0 eng d  a(OCoLC)13602627  aTXHcTXHdm/cdOCLdVXX1 aCrump, Charles G.q(Charles George)2Local14aThe legacy of the Middle Agescedited by C. G. Crump & E.F. Jacob.  aOxfordbClarendon Pressc[1951]  axii, 548 p.bfront., 41 pl. (incl. facsims.)0 aIntroduction, by C. G. Crump.--The Christian life, by F. M. Powicke.--Art: Medieval architecture, by W. R. Lethaby. Medieval sculpture, by Paul Vitry. Decorative and industrial arts, by Marcel Aubert.--Literature: Some aspects of medieval Latin literature, by Claude Jenkins. Vernacular literature, by Cesare Foligno. Handwriting, by E. A. Lowe.--Philosophy, by C. R. S. Harris.--Education, by J. W. Adamson.--Law: Customary law, by Sir Paul Vinogradoff. Canon law, by Gabriel Le Bras. Roman law, by Ed. Meynial.--The position of women, by Eileen Power.--The economic activity of towns, by N. S. B. Gras.--Royal power and administration, by Charles Johnson.--Political thought, by E. F. Jacob. 0aMiddle Ages2Local 0aPaleography2Local 0aArt, Medieval2Local 0aCivilization, Medieval 2Local10aJacob, Ernest Fraserd1894-2Local