The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales

Summary

The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales is a literary work^[1].

Key Facts

• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales authored Audrey Thorstad^[2].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's instance of is recorded as literary work^[3].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's place of publication is recorded as Woodbridge^[4].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's publication date is recorded as +2019-09-00T00:00:00Z^[5].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's Open Library ID is recorded as OL25785058W^[6].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's has edition or translation is recorded as Q133021769^[7].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's main subject is recorded as Tudor period^[8].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's main subject is recorded as castellology^[9].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's main subject is recorded as 15th century^[10].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's main subject is recorded as 16th century^[11].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's title is recorded as The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales^[12].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's cites work is recorded as Gendered viewing, childbirth and female authority in the residence of Alice Chaucer, duchess of Suffolk, at Ewelme, Oxfordshire^[13].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's cites work is recorded as Gender and medieval archaeology: storming the castle^[14].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's cites work is recorded as Detecting privacy and private space in the Irish tower house^[15].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's cites work is recorded as Gateways to Power: The Castles of Ranulf III of Chester and Llywelyn the Great of Gwynedd^[16].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's cites work is recorded as Landscape of Power: Aldford castle, Cheshire^[17].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's cites work is recorded as Elite female constructions of power and space in England, 1444-1541^[18].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's cites work is recorded as A new approach to identifying functions in castles: a study of tower houses in Ireland^[19].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's cites work is recorded as Magna Turris: A study of the development, planning and use of social space in donjons of the eleventh and twelfth centuries located in the geographical territories of the Norman and Angevin kings of England^[20].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's cites work is recorded as Rebellion and warfare in the Tudor state : military organisation, weaponry, and field tactics in mid-sixteenth century England^[21].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's cites work is recorded as The Early Norman Castles of the British Isles^[22].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's cites work is recorded as New evidence of noble and gentry piety in fifteenth-century England and Wales^[23].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's cites work is recorded as Cowdray and the iconography of Henry VIII^[24].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's cites work is recorded as L'apparition des seigneuries châtelaines dans le Grand Caux à l'époque ducale^[25].
• The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales's cites work is recorded as The Castle at War in Medieval England and Wales^[26].

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Works and Contributions

The Culture of Castles in Tudor England and Wales authored Audrey Thorstad^[2].