Historians on Robin Hood: The Outlaw's Legend in the Later Middle Ages
by John Marshall, David Crook, Stephen H Rigby, Dr Alex T Brown, Anne Curry, Louisa Foroughi, Helen Fulton, Martin Heale, Katherine J Lewis, Shannon Mcsheffrey, Anthony Musson, Anthony Phillips, Andrew Spencer, Contributor David Crook, Contributor Shannon Mcsheffrey
A collection of essays by medieval historians examining the historical development and cultural significance of the Robin Hood legend in the later Middle Ages.
About This Book
This volume brings together essays by leading medieval historians exploring the development of the Robin Hood legend.
Contributors analyze historical sources, legal records, and literary references from the period.
The collection addresses how the outlaw's image evolved within medieval society and culture.
Topics include the relationship between historical bandits and the legendary figure of Robin Hood.
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