The Charters of Guernsey

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Guernsey's status among the territories under the English crown was significantly altered by the loss of Normandy during King John's reign in 1204.

Prior to this event, Guernsey was part of the duchy of Normandy, which had shaped its social and political landscape since Norman influence began on the island in the tenth and eleventh centuries.

In the century that followed John's loss, while the island's customs faced challenges, they were effectively defended against forces that grew increasingly English in nature.

The charters illustrate the evolving relationship between Guernsey and the English Crown, showcasing how ancient customs and privileges were upheld and additional rights were secured over time.

These charters are presented here in their original format, complete with color photographs, full transcriptions of the original texts, and translations—some appearing for the first time—making them a valuable resource for students, historians, or anyone curious about the island's rich history.

To enhance understanding, the author, an expert in medieval history, has included commentaries and annotations that provide further historical context.

Details

Publisher - Woodfield Publishing Ltd

Language - English

Perfect Bound

Contributors

By author

Tim Thornton


Published Date - 2004-12-01

ISBN - 9781903953655

Dimensions - 24.4 x 17 x 1 cm

Page Count - 174

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