Titlebook: Childhood, Orphans and Underage Heirs in Medieval Rural England; Growing up in the Vi Miriam Müller Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Looking After Underaged Heirs,itation or profiteering as has often been proposed, but mutuality and care. The fairly minor roles of both lords and church in looking after orphans is discussed, while Müller offers a detailed analysis of the ways in which lords were able to profit from the allocation of guardianships, and how this

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Plotting Out a Living,ed of the way social networks developed in villages. Of particular significance is the way in which groups of affected families and individuals formed networks of support, which could even extend to the formation of new family units through marriage. The question of the role of the sale of marriages

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Miriam MüllerProvides the first substantial and detailed study of growing up in the medieval English village.Explores not only the lives of young people in medieval rural society, but also the attitudes of adult p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-03602-7adolescence; peasantry; rural childhood; history of childhood; manorial records; Black Death; Manor Court;

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Entanglement of Three Cold Atomic Ensembles,ers and lords. Müller offers a detailed exploration of village children as perceived as vulnerable on the one hand, and in need of protection, while at the same time being accorded increasing responsibilities and economic agency. A much needed and in-depth analysis of the concept of full age and mat