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Domesday Studies, Being the Papers Read at the Meetings of the Domesday Commemoration 1886 offers a detailed examination of the Domesday Book, one of England's most important historical documents. This volume, the first of a set, compiles papers presented at the Domesday Commemoration meetings of 1886. It provides valuable insights into the creation, context, and significance of the Domesday Book, a comprehensive record of William the Conqueror's England.
In addition to scholarly papers, this volume includes a comprehensive bibliography of the Domesday Book, detailing manuscripts and printed books exhibited at the Public Record Office and the British Museum. This makes it an invaluable resource for historians, researchers, and anyone interested in medieval English history and the legacy of the Norman Conquest. The collection preserves the intellectual discussions and historical perspectives of the late 19th century, offering a unique lens through which to view this foundational text.
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