MHS LECTURES ONLINE
Decorated in Glory: Churches, Church Building and People in Herefordshire in the 14th century
21st November 2020 - a morning conference held online because of coronavirus restrictions
Decorated in Glory: Church Building in Herefordshire in the 14th century LINK
- Prof. Nigel Saul
Reflected Glory? The Iconography of England's two St Thomases in Herefordshire LINK
- Dr Ian Bass
Sins, Saints and Salvation: Medieval Wall Paintings in daily life LINK
- Tanya Heath
The King's Writ does not run here:the Medieval Welsh Marcher Lordships
3rd October 2020 - a conference held online because of coronavirus restrictions
The King's Messenger will eat the royal letter, wax seal and all LINK
- Philip Hume
It takes two to tango: the Welsh view of the March LINK
- Dr David Stephenson
Law and Lordship in the March of Wales LINK
- Dr Sara Elin Roberts
The Earldom of Pembroke LINK
- John Fleming
Questions to the Speakers LINK
Roger Mortimer 4th Earl of March (d1398) and Richard II:
Dynastic Policies and "Proximity" to the Crown in the late 14th century
16th September 2020 - online only due to coronavirus restrictions
- Connor Williams LINK
Kings, Lords, Soldiers and Horses: The Reality of Medieval Warfare
15th February 2020 at Moor Park School Nr Ludlow, Shropshire
The Place of Battle in the Context of Civil War 1100-c1217 LINK
- Professor Matthew Strickland, University of Glasgow
The Soldier's Experience c1295-c1453 LINK
- Dr Andy King, University of Southampton
Lordship and Enduring Influence: The Mortimers in Medieval Ireland
30th November 2019 at Church Stretton School, Shropshire
Disputed Isle: The Foundations of Mortimer Power in Ireland LINK
- Dr Colin Veach - Senior Lecturer, Universiy of Hull
A task too great for one dynasty? The Mortimers and Medieval Ireland c.1340-c.1398 LINK
- Dr Simon Egan - Marie Sklodowska Research Fellow, Glasgow University
The Unravelling of Ireland and the Downfall of Richard II LINK
- Prof Nigel Saul - Emeritus Professor, Royal Holloway College, University of London
The Mortimer Inheritance: Key to the Yorkist Crown
29th June 2019 at St Laurence's Church, Ludlow
The Fairytale of the Garter Knight and the Grandmother:
The Fall and Rise of the Mortimer Earls of March 1330-1360 LINK
- Dr Paul Dryburgh - the National Archives and President of MHS
Mortimer and Lancaster: The Origins of a Dynastic Feud LINK
- Dr Matt Raven - Historian and Runner-Up 2017 MHS Essay Prize
Don't Mention the Mortimers: How a Putative King became an Impotent Pawn LINK
- Prof. Chris Given-Wilson - Emeritus Professor at St Andrews University
Richard, Duke of York: A Marcher Lord LINK
- Matthew Lewis - Historian and Writer
Richard III: From Ludlow to Bosworth LINK
- Matthew Lewis - Historian and Writer
The Mortimers to 1330: From Wigmore to Ruler of England
18th May 2019 at Leominster Priory, Herefordshire
The Genealogy of the Mortimer Family, 1054 - 1300 LINK
- Dr Ian Mortimer - Historian and Vice-President of the Mortimer History Society
A Single Battle to Win a Country; Nearly 200 Years to Conquer a Welsh District:
the Mortimers Struggle to Control Maelienydd LINK
- Philip Hume - Historian and Secretary of the Mortimer History Society
Mortimer Women of the 12th and 13th Centuries LINK
- Dr Emma Cavell - Swansea University
The Flickering Flame: Roger Mortimer and the Troubled Kingship of Edward II LINK
- Dr Paul Dryburgh - The National Archives & President of the Mortimer History Society
Hugh Despenser the Younger: The Rise and Fall of a Royal Favourite LINK
- Kathryn Warner - Historian & Author
Uneasy is the Head that Wears the Crown:
Roger Mortimer, Ruler and (Possible) Regicide, 1327-1330 LINK
- Dr Paul Dryburgh - The National Archives & President of the Mortimer History Society
On the Record: Writing the Mortimers into History, 1066-1425
16th February 2019 at College Hall, Hereford Cathedral
Writing and Reading Chronicles in Medieval England LINK
- Michael Staunton, Associate Professor of History at University College, Dublin
Chronicles & Colleges: Constructing the Image of the Mortimers LINK
- Philip Morgan, Senior Lecturer in History at Keele University
The Mortimers in the Writings of Iolo Goch and Adam Usk LINK
- Helen Fulton, Professor of Medieval Literature at the University of Bristol
Decorated in Glory: Churches, Church Building and People in Herefordshire in the 14th century
21st November 2020 - a morning conference held online because of coronavirus restrictions
Decorated in Glory: Church Building in Herefordshire in the 14th century LINK
- Prof. Nigel Saul
Reflected Glory? The Iconography of England's two St Thomases in Herefordshire LINK
- Dr Ian Bass
Sins, Saints and Salvation: Medieval Wall Paintings in daily life LINK
- Tanya Heath
The King's Writ does not run here:the Medieval Welsh Marcher Lordships
3rd October 2020 - a conference held online because of coronavirus restrictions
The King's Messenger will eat the royal letter, wax seal and all LINK
- Philip Hume
It takes two to tango: the Welsh view of the March LINK
- Dr David Stephenson
Law and Lordship in the March of Wales LINK
- Dr Sara Elin Roberts
The Earldom of Pembroke LINK
- John Fleming
Questions to the Speakers LINK
Roger Mortimer 4th Earl of March (d1398) and Richard II:
Dynastic Policies and "Proximity" to the Crown in the late 14th century
16th September 2020 - online only due to coronavirus restrictions
- Connor Williams LINK
Kings, Lords, Soldiers and Horses: The Reality of Medieval Warfare
15th February 2020 at Moor Park School Nr Ludlow, Shropshire
The Place of Battle in the Context of Civil War 1100-c1217 LINK
- Professor Matthew Strickland, University of Glasgow
The Soldier's Experience c1295-c1453 LINK
- Dr Andy King, University of Southampton
Lordship and Enduring Influence: The Mortimers in Medieval Ireland
30th November 2019 at Church Stretton School, Shropshire
Disputed Isle: The Foundations of Mortimer Power in Ireland LINK
- Dr Colin Veach - Senior Lecturer, Universiy of Hull
A task too great for one dynasty? The Mortimers and Medieval Ireland c.1340-c.1398 LINK
- Dr Simon Egan - Marie Sklodowska Research Fellow, Glasgow University
The Unravelling of Ireland and the Downfall of Richard II LINK
- Prof Nigel Saul - Emeritus Professor, Royal Holloway College, University of London
The Mortimer Inheritance: Key to the Yorkist Crown
29th June 2019 at St Laurence's Church, Ludlow
The Fairytale of the Garter Knight and the Grandmother:
The Fall and Rise of the Mortimer Earls of March 1330-1360 LINK
- Dr Paul Dryburgh - the National Archives and President of MHS
Mortimer and Lancaster: The Origins of a Dynastic Feud LINK
- Dr Matt Raven - Historian and Runner-Up 2017 MHS Essay Prize
Don't Mention the Mortimers: How a Putative King became an Impotent Pawn LINK
- Prof. Chris Given-Wilson - Emeritus Professor at St Andrews University
Richard, Duke of York: A Marcher Lord LINK
- Matthew Lewis - Historian and Writer
Richard III: From Ludlow to Bosworth LINK
- Matthew Lewis - Historian and Writer
The Mortimers to 1330: From Wigmore to Ruler of England
18th May 2019 at Leominster Priory, Herefordshire
The Genealogy of the Mortimer Family, 1054 - 1300 LINK
- Dr Ian Mortimer - Historian and Vice-President of the Mortimer History Society
A Single Battle to Win a Country; Nearly 200 Years to Conquer a Welsh District:
the Mortimers Struggle to Control Maelienydd LINK
- Philip Hume - Historian and Secretary of the Mortimer History Society
Mortimer Women of the 12th and 13th Centuries LINK
- Dr Emma Cavell - Swansea University
The Flickering Flame: Roger Mortimer and the Troubled Kingship of Edward II LINK
- Dr Paul Dryburgh - The National Archives & President of the Mortimer History Society
Hugh Despenser the Younger: The Rise and Fall of a Royal Favourite LINK
- Kathryn Warner - Historian & Author
Uneasy is the Head that Wears the Crown:
Roger Mortimer, Ruler and (Possible) Regicide, 1327-1330 LINK
- Dr Paul Dryburgh - The National Archives & President of the Mortimer History Society
On the Record: Writing the Mortimers into History, 1066-1425
16th February 2019 at College Hall, Hereford Cathedral
Writing and Reading Chronicles in Medieval England LINK
- Michael Staunton, Associate Professor of History at University College, Dublin
Chronicles & Colleges: Constructing the Image of the Mortimers LINK
- Philip Morgan, Senior Lecturer in History at Keele University
The Mortimers in the Writings of Iolo Goch and Adam Usk LINK
- Helen Fulton, Professor of Medieval Literature at the University of Bristol