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Winner and Waster and its
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671:Edward III's government of England, c.1346–1356
297:, in 1979, and undertook postgraduate study at
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493:Women and Parliament in Later Medieval England
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396:. He had also been an editor of the
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888:"Review: Edward III by W.M. Ormrod"
439:. July 2020 brought publication of
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772:"Obituary: Professor Mark Ormrod"
337:, obtaining a lectureship at the
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