Conquered England: kingship, succession, and tenure ; 1066-1166
This book argues that Duke William of Normandy's claim to succeed Edward the Confessor on the throne of England profoundly influenced not only the practice of royal succession, but also played a large part in creating a novel structure of land tenure, dependent on the king. In these two fundame...
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| Zusammenfassung: | This book argues that Duke William of Normandy's claim to succeed Edward the Confessor on the throne of England profoundly influenced not only the practice of royal succession, but also played a large part in creating a novel structure of land tenure, dependent on the king. In these two fundamental respects, the attempt made in the aftermath of the Conquest to demonstrate seamless continuity with Anglo-Saxon England severed almost all continuity. A notable result was a society in which instability in succession at the top exacerbated instability lower down. The first serious attempt to address these problems began when arrangements were made, in 1153, for the succession to King Stephen. Henry II duly succeeded him, but claimed rather to have succeeded his grandfather, Henry I, Stephen's predecessor. Henry II's attempts to demonstrate continuity with his grandfather were modeled on William the Conqueror's treatment of Edward the Confessor. Just as William's fabricated history had been the foundation for the tenurial settlement recorded in Domesday Book, so Henry II's, in a different way, underpinned the early common law procedures which began to undermine aspects of that settlement. The official history of the Conquest played a crucial role not only in creating a new society, but in the development of that society. |
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Abbreviations xiii
I. The Justification of the Conquest 1
Making a king: from recognition to consecration 1
The Norman claim 4
The invention of the time of King Edward 9
Official history in Domesday Book 18
The Domesday antecessor and beyond 24
Canon Law and the justification of the Conquest 33
The implications of official history 40
II. The King as an Anomaly 45
Eadmer and the king s nod 45
Ecclesiastical vacancy in conquered England 52
Homage and the precariousness of lay tenure 6A
Lay subtenants 97
Henry Is coronation edict 105
The lands of the archbishop of Canterbury 120
Interregnum, vacancy, and tenure 125
III. The Problem of Interregnum 136
The problem outlined 136
The Norman background 142
Normandy and the Conquest of England 152
The motives for disorder 185
Securing succession: 1100—1135 201
Matilda s title 213
The force oifidelitas 231
The force of coronation 238
The bid for legitimacy 245
Justification by antecession: 1141 1153 254
IV. The Problem Solved 262
The settlement of 1153: the diplomatic evidence 262
The settlement of 1153: the chronicles 281
The settlement of 1153 in practice 290
xii Contents
The accession of Henry II 294
To renew grandfatherly times 299
Henry Us early legal innovations 326
The early history of the breve de recto 331
The prehistory of novel disseisin 338
V. Afterthoughts 353
Bibliography 360
Index 379
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Contents
Abbreviations xiii
I. The Justification of the Conquest 1
Making a king: from recognition to consecration 1
The Norman claim 4
The invention of'the time of King Edward' 9
Official history in Domesday Book 18
The Domesday antecessor and beyond 24
Canon Law and the justification of the Conquest 33
The implications of official history 40
II. The King as an Anomaly 45
Eadmer and the king's 'nod' 45
Ecclesiastical vacancy in conquered England 52
Homage and the precariousness of lay tenure 6A
Lay subtenants 97
Henry Is coronation 'edict' 105
The lands of the archbishop of Canterbury 120
Interregnum, vacancy, and tenure 125
III. The Problem of Interregnum 136
The problem outlined 136
The Norman background 142
Normandy and the Conquest of England 152
The motives for disorder 185
Securing succession: 1100—1135 201
Matilda's title 213
The force oifidelitas 231
The force of coronation 238
The bid for legitimacy 245
Justification by antecession: 1141 1153 254
IV. The Problem Solved 262
The settlement of 1153: the diplomatic evidence 262
The settlement of 1153: the chronicles 281
The settlement of 1153 in practice 290
xii Contents
The accession of Henry II 294
'To renew grandfatherly times' 299
Henry Us early legal innovations 326
The early history of the breve de recto 331
The prehistory of novel disseisin 338
V. Afterthoughts 353
Bibliography 360
Index 379 |
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