Expanded Bibliography

• A GLOSSARY OF THE CONSTRUCTION,DECORATION, AND THE USE OF ARMS AND ARMOR IN ALL COUNTRIES AND IN ALL TIMES
  by George Cameron Stone.
• ARMS & UNIFORMS: THE AGE OF CHIVALRY,PARTS 1-3
  by Liliane & Fred Funcken’Prentice Hall; New Jersey.
• ARMOR & WEAPONS IN THE MIDDLE AGES
  by C.H. Ashdown
  The Holland Press; London, 1975.
• MEDIEVAL WARFARE
  by Terence Wise
  Hastings House Publishers; New York, 1976.

• Pamphlets in the COMPLEAT ANACHRONIST series, THE KNOWN WORLD HANDBOKE, and back issues of TOURNAMENTS ILLUMINATED,available from OFFICE OF THE STOCK CLERK

• THE MODE IN COSTUME
  by Turner Wilcox
  Scribner Sons; New York.
• HISTORIC COSTUME IN PICTURES
  by Braun & Schneider
  Dover Publications; New York, 1975.
• EUROPEAN COSTUME: 4000 YEARS OF FASHION
  by Doreen Yarwood
  New York, 1975.
• COSTUME: AN ILLUSTRATED SURVEY FROM ANCIENT TIMES TO THE 20TH CENTURY
  by Margot Lister.

• THE DREAM AND THE TOMB: A HISTORY OF THE CRUSADES
  by Robert Payne
  Stein & Day; New York, 1984.
• THE FIRST CRUSADE: THE CHRONICLE OF FULCHER OF CHARTRES & OTHER SOURCE
  MATERIALS
  ed. by Edward Peters
  University of Pennsylvania Press; Philadelphia, 1974.
• CHRISTIAN SOCIETY AND THE CRUSADES, 1198-1229 (Translations from period sources)
  University of Pennsylvannia Press; Philadelphia,
  1974.

• GROWING UP IN 13TH CENTURY ENGLAND
  by Alfred Leo Duggan
  Pantheon Books; New York, 1962.
• LIFE IN A MEDIEVAL CASTLE
  by Joseph & Frances Gies
  Harper and Row; New York, 1979.
• LIFE ON A MEDIEVAL BARONY
  by William Stearn Davis
  Harper and Row; New York, 1951.
• LIFE ON THE ENGLISH MANOR
  by Henry Bennett
  Cambridge, 1969.
• LIFE IN A MEDIEVAL CITY
  by Joseph Gies
  New York, 1969.
• THE MEDIEVAL UNIVERSITY, 1200-1400
  by Lowrie J. Daly
  Sneed & Ward; New York, 1961.
• LIFE IN THE MIDDLE AGES
  by G.C. Coulton
  London, 1967.

• ORCHESOGRAPHY
  by Arbeau
  Dover Publication; New York 1967.
• THE DANCE THROUGH THE AGES
  by Walter Sorrell.
  Grossett & Dunlap; New York, 1967.

• CASTLE
  by David Macauley
  Houghton Mifflin; Boston, 1977.
  (There is an excellent video tape based on this book!)
• CASTLES IN ENGLAND AND WALES
  by W. Douglas Simpson
  B.T. Botsford Ltd; London, 1969.
• CASTLES OF EUROPE FROM CHARLMAGNE TO THE RENAISSANCE
  by W.F.D. Anderson
  London, 1970.
• FORTS AND CASTLES
  by Terence Wise
  Almark Publications; 1972.

• A MEDIEVAL FEAST
  by Aikely.
• SALLETS, HUMBLES, & SHREWSBURY CAKES
  by Ruth Anne Beebe
  D.R. Godine; Boston, 1976.
• FAST & FEAST: FOOD IN MEDIEVAL SOCIETY
  by Bridget Ann Henisch
  Pennsylvannia State University Press, 1976.
• PLEYN DELIT
  by Constance Hieatt & Sharon Butler
  Toronto University Press, Toronto.

• GAMES OF THE WORLD: HOW TO MAKE THEM, HOW TO PLAY THEM, HOW THEY CAME TO BE
  ed. by Grunfeld
  New York, 1975.
• FOOLS AND FOLLY DURING THE MIDDLE AGES AND RENAISSANCE
  by Barbara Swain
  Columbia University Press; New York, 1932.
• RAYMOND’S QUIET PRESS (THE PLEASURE BOOK, & other publications.)
  6336 Leslie NE
  Albuquerque, New Mexico 87109

• SIMPLE HERALDRY, CHEERFULLY ILLUSTRATED
  by Iain Moncreiffe & Don Pottinger
  Nelson & Sons Ltd; London, 1953.
• THE ART OF HERALDRY
  by A.C. Fox-Davies
  Arno Press, 1976.
• A COMPLETE GUIDE TO HERALDRY
  by A.C. Fox-Davies
  Crown Publishers; New York, 1978.
• THE HISTORY, PRINCIPLES, AND PRACTICES OF HERALDRY
  Haskell House Publishers Ltd; New York, 1969.

• MIDDLE AGES from the MYTHS & LEGENDS series.
  by H.A. Guerber
  Bravken Books; London, 1986.
• MEDIEVAL AGE from LAUREL MASTERPIECES OF WORLD LITERATURE Series.
  ed. by Angel Flores
  Dell Publishing Co; New York, 1963.
• MEDIEVAL & RENAISSANCE POETS (Langland to Spencer)
  Viking Press, New York.
• (Various books by Howard Pyle, concerning KING ARTHUR and ROBIN HOOD, do not originate in the Middle Ages, but are renditions of period literature appropriate for today’s younger readers. They can be found in the children’s section of most libraries.)

• THE WORLD OF RENAISSANCE & MEDIEVAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
  by Jeremy Mantagu
  Overlook Press; Woodstock, NY; 1976.
• INSTRUMENTS OF THE MIDDLE AGES AND RENAISSANCE
  by David Munrow
  (book) London, 1976
  (album) Angel SBZ3810, 1976.

• ELIZABETHAN MUSIC
  The Julian Bream Consort
  RCA LSC-3195.
• PLEASURES OF THE COURT
  Early Music Consort of London & Morley Consort
  Angel S-36851.
• THE KYNGE’S MUSICKE
  New York Pro Musica
  Decca DL 79434.
• THE GOLDEN AGE OF ELIZABETH LUTE MUSIC
  Julian Bream
  RCA LSC 3196.
• FRENCH DANCES OF THE RENAISSANCE
  The Ancient Instrumental Ensemble of Paris
  Nonesuch H-71036.
• MUSIC FROM THE COURT OF BURGUNDY
  Nonesuch H-71058.
  TOP HITS... C.1420-1635 A.D.
  The Renaissance Quartet
  Total Sound PR 7000 SD.
• MUSIC AT THE TIME OF THE CRUSADES
  The Florilgium Musicum of Paris
  Vanguard SRV.317 SD.
• DANCES FROM TERPSICHORE, PRAETORIUS
  Collegium Terpsichore
  Pickwick International, Germany.

• TIMETABLES OF HISTORY
  by Bernard Grun
  Simon and Schuster; New York, 1979.
• “A NEW LOOK AT MEDIEVAL EUROPE”
  National Geographic, Vol. 122 #6
  December 1962, pp799-855.
• “MIDDLE AGES”
  by Brett Martin
  in Encyclopedia Britannica.
• THE MEDIEVAL WORLD
  by Friedrich Herr
  New York, 1961.
• A DISTANT MIRROR
  by Barbara Tuchman
  Ballantine Press; New York, 1977.
• 1066: THE YEAR OF THE CONQUEST
  by David Howarth
  Viking Press; New York, 1977.
• “THE AGE OF CHIVALRY”
  from THE STORY OF MAN Series
  by the National Geographic Society.

• Metropolitan Museum of Art
  225 Gracie Station
  NewYork, New York 10028

• WOMEN IN THE MIDDLE AGES
  by Frances and Joseph Gies
  Thomas F. Crowell; New York, 1978.
• THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN THE MIDDLE AGES
  ed. by Rosemarie Morewedge
  SUNY Press; Albany, 1975.