The King and Eye: A Study in Anglo-Norman Politics

The honor of Eye, which played an important part in the politics of the Anglo-Norman realm, was one of the dozen or so largest land holdings created by the conquerors of England after 1066. The history of Eye between the period of 1087 and 1106 under Norman kings is discussed.

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Published in:The English historical review 1989-07, Vol.104 (412), p.569-589
Main Author: Lewis, C. P.
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Asset forfeiture
Brothers
Churches
Duchies
History
Kings
Land grants
Monasteries
Monks
Politics
Rebellion
Royalty
Sons
Surrender
United Kingdom
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subjects Asset forfeiture
Brothers
Churches
Duchies
History
Kings
Land grants
Monasteries
Monks
Politics
Rebellion
Royalty
Sons
Surrender
United Kingdom
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