The Right Ordering of Souls

Frontcover
Contents
List of illustrations
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
Notes
Part I. For the increase of the divine service
	1 ‘God is in none land so well served’:
Placing the late medieval English parish
Part II. All Saints’, Bristol, and its parishioners
	2 ‘To be showed and declared’: Circumstances and sources
	3 ‘According to the usage there’: Reading testamentary evidence
	4 ‘Since his decease’: The widows’ might
	5 ‘God amend them’: The parish wronged
Part III. Commemorating the dead
	6 ‘In possession for the profit of the church’:
Securing commemoration in the parish
	7 ‘For all future time’: The Halleways’ Chantry
Part IV. Leaders and administrators
	8 ‘He procured, moved and stirred’: Clergy as mentors
	9 ‘Well willed men’: Leaders, managers and parishioners
Part V. Ordering the parish
	10 ‘Was but single and no thing of beauty’: Enhancing the parish church
	11 ‘To the laud and the loving of Almighty God’:
Increasing divine service in All Saints’
Conclusion: ‘What else, I ask you, is a city than a great monastery?’
Appendices
Bibliography
Glossary
Index