The Parliament Rolls of Medieval England


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Eight million words of text, translation and introductions, recording the English Parliaments from Edward I to Henry VII Hrsg. v. C. Given-Wilson, P. Brand, A. Curry, R. E. Horrox, G. Martin, W. M. Ormrod, J. R. S. Phillips
CD-ROM, Online
Inhalt :: Content Digitale Edition der englischen Parlamentsrollen von 1275 bis 1504 im Volltext. Die wissenschaftliche Edition basiert auf dem Text der ersten Edition von 1783, den sog. "Rotuli Parliamentorum", hrsg. von Reverend John Strachey, zieht allerdings das in der Folge von Cole, Maitland sowie Richardson und Sayles veröffentlichte Material heran und enthält darüber hinaus auch bislang unveröffentlichte Quellen (unter anderem Parlamentspetitionen). Allen Transkriptionen der lateinischen, anglo-normannischen und mittelenglischen Originaltexte sind Übersetzungen in modernes Englisch beigegeben. Die Edition enthält ferner 116 hoch aufgelöste, farbige Faksimileabbildungen von Schlüsseldokumenten zur englischen Parlamentsgeschichte.
Verlag :: Publisher Scholarly Digital Editions
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Verlagsinformation :: Publisher's information This CD-ROM contains the full text and translation of the meetings of the English parliament from Edward I to Henry VII, covering the years from 1272 to 1504. All surviving records of the parliaments, including many texts never before published, are given in full, with new scholarly introductions to each parliament. The parliament rolls themselves are freshly transcribed from the original documents, while the transcripts incorporate precise information about the text in the documents (e.g., deleted and unreadable text) never before available. Over 100 specimen images show the rolls themselves, while a sophisticated search system permits retrieval of words and phrases across the whole text. Transcripts Full transcripts of all documents for each parliament, including many unpublished Transcripts made against the documents themselves, including detail of text added, deleted, corrected and unreadable View transcripts by membrane, or by page from the 1783 and other editions Translations Translations of all documents, hyperlinked to each transcript Translations and transcripts presented in parallel windows Eight million words of text and translation Images 116 high-resolution colour digital images of specimen and key documents Images accessible from the main menu, or from the transcripts, with full captions Scholarly materials New introductions to each parliament, written by specialist scholarly editors Appendices of supplementary material to individual parliaments and full bibliography Searching and navigation Go to the parliaments for any King from the opening page, or from a menu Search full text of all parliaments and introductions by word and phrase View hits in Œkey word in context display, linked to the full text with highlighted hits View hits organized by reign, then by parliament Go directly to the text of any page from the 1783 edition Sponsored and supported by: The Leverhulme Trust, The National Archives, Cambridge University Press and The History of Parliament Trust with: University of St Andrews, University of Oxford, University of Cambridge, University of Southampton, University of York, National University of Ireland (Dublin) This CD-ROM version is designed so that the reader can load it on the hard disc of the computer and always have the full text and images of the books available. The Parliament Rolls of Medieval England is published by Scholarly Digital Editions in association with The National Archives, The History of Parliament Trust and Cambridge University Press.
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