Add to ORKGMoore Gavin, Lordly power and lordship: earls Ranulf III and John le Scot of Chester, a case study, c. 1181-1237 (dir. K Hurlock, J. Roche, T. Adams, Manchester Metropolitan University) En cours depuis 2014/In preparation since 2014 Aucun résumé retrouvé/No abstract available [Source : http://www.hssr.mmu.ac.uk/research-student-information/current-research-student-profiles/history/
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