10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REDELESS»
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redeless in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
redeless and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The History of England from the Earliest Times to the Norman ...
ETHELRED THE REDELESS. The story of the long reign of Ethelred consists of
little else chap. than the details of Danish invasions, large payments of ransom
XXH- to the raiders, and the king's dealings with the Dukes of Normandy, at
whose ...
2
Inverting the Hierarchy: Richard the
Redeless , Mum and the ...
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3
The Cambridge Companion to Piers Plowman
Richard the Redeless works up the electric sensation of political crisis; and a
second piece probably by the same poet constructed, ten years later, a fictive
literary history on this same fictive pretext. Mum and the Sothsegger, as it is now
called, ...
Andrew Cole, Andrew Galloway, 2014
4
The Norman Conquest of England (Revised Edition)
etHelred. tHe. redeless. In 979 King Ethelred II came to the English throne. He
was neither a strong ruler nor a good military leader. People called him Ethelred
the Redeless, meaning “unwise” or “badly advised.” Later, historians mistakenly ...
5
Divine Providence in the England of Shakespeare's Histories
2° 1Wals 330—331; cf. 3Wals 245; 4Wals 390—391. 21Gower 305—324.
22Richard the Redeless in Mum and the Sothsegger (EETS) 1—2, 22—23. The
reasons giVen by the editors for considering Richard the Redeless as written by
the ...
6
Richard II: Manhood, Youth, and Politics 1377-99
Richard the Redeless, another work produced just after Richard's fall, berates the
faults of youthful counsel with an eye to instructing the king's successors.78 This
text attacks wilfulness and the love of the flesh which guides men away from ...
Christopher Fletcher, 2008
7
A Concise Companion to Middle English Literature
Writers such as Gower, and the anonymous poet of the early fifteenth-century
alliterative poem Richard the Redeless, produce a particular type of monarch: the
king as tyrant. In the case of Richard the Redeless, the role of the king is ...
8
Maintenance, Meed, and Marriage in Medieval English Literature
Citations to Richard the Redeless will be to passus and line number. RR. 1. 96–
106. For the Record and Process, see Rot. Parl. iii 416–22, or see Chris Given-
Wilson, trans. Chronicles ofthe Revolution, 1397– 1400: The Reign ofRichard II ...
Kathleen E. Kennedy, 2009
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The Alliterative Revival
Richard the Redeless and Mum and the Sothsegger are two poems, possibly by
one author, that continued this tradition of political satire in alliterative verse after
Langland. Both poems are incomplete and are now extant in different ...
Thorlac Turville-Petre, 1977
10
Socioliterary Practice in Late Medieval England
While the Wilton Diptych parades a costly enamelling and aestheticization of the
natural world in an ostentatious display of the civilizing power of human control
over nature, the poet of Richard the Redeless demystifies the political artifice in ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «REDELESS»
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redeless is used in the context of the following news items.
Supreme Court Fish Obstruction Case Illuminates King v. Burwell …
On Wednesday last, the Supreme Court issued its opinion in Yates v. US, No. 13–7451 (02/25/2015). Defendant, a redeless fisherman, was prosecuted for ... «Law.com, Mar 15»
A revitalised monarchy fills the chasm left by dreary politicians
... gear sets were cutting edge, and who smile on a royal birth even if they would have been content for the monarchy to expire with Ethelred the Redeless. «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 13»
William Conqueror Crowned Christmas, 1066
“Unready” came from “redeless” meaning “without counsel” because he wouldn't listen and blundered into folly. Their son was Edward the Confessor. He was ... «NewsMax.com, Dec 10»
