Titlebook: Writers of the Reign of Henry II; Twelve Essays Ruth Kennedy,Simon Meecham-Jones Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America

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Old English Textual Activity in the Reign of Henry II,d English textual production could be seen as a kind of subculture, marginal to, and arguably competing with, the dominant literatures in Anglo-Norman and Middle English that form the focus of other chapters in the volume. It has often been obscured and overlooked by scholarly surveys of the literat

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,The Life of English in the Mid-Twelfth Century: Ralph D’Escures’s Homily on the Virgin Mary,ey had been during the Anglo-Saxon period. The preponderance of surviving material based on Old English exemplars that was copied and adapted from ca. 1100–1200 is homiletic and hagiographie in nature. Its recontextualization in the twelfth century provides opportunities for investigating textual tr

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English Poetry of the Reign of Henry II,h almost nothing now remains of it…Many of the poems that were composed were probably never written down, and many that are still extant have been preserved only by the merest chance.” . As evidence for the reality of a flourishing lyrical tradition, Wilson quotes the “Canute Song,” St. Godric’s hym

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Children of Anarchy: Anglo-Norman Romance in the Twelfth Century,ayers.. This remark is famous for casually providing the earliest evidence of the Robin Hood tradition, but it also indicates that the twelfth century provided a source and a subject matter for long-lasting and popular fiction.

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