A. R. Myers
1912 – 1980
A. R. Myers, M.A., F.S.A., F.R.Hist.S., was a Lecturer in Medieval History in the University of Liverpool. A Yorkshireman born in 1912, he was educated at Hudders-field College and Manchester University, where he gained his First Class in History in 1934. His education in knowledge of human nature was advanced most rapidly during his war-time career in the Royal Navy, whether on active service in the North Sea, the Atlantic, and the Mediterranean, or in shore establishments at Winchester and Hove, His final naval rank was that of Lieutenant-Commander. He contributed articles and reviews to various historical journals in England, Canada, and Germany, and prepared an edition of fifteenth-century royal household ordinances published by the Royal Historical Society.
Books
- English Historical Documents, Vol. 4, 1327-1485
- England in the late middle ages
- English Historical Documents
- The household of Edward IV: the black book and the Ordinance of 1478
- England in the Late Middle Ages (1307-1536)
- England in the late Middle Ages
- England in the late Middle Ages
- Crown, household, and Parliament in fifteenth century England
- The household of Queen Margaret of Anjou, 1452-3
- Profession, vocation, and culture in later medieval England
- The household of Edward 4
- London in the age of Chaucer
- The study of medieval history
- England in the late Middle Ages
- England in the late Middle Ages
- The captivity of a royal witch
- England in the late Middle Ages
- English Historical Documents, 1327-1485
- The household of Queen Elizabeth Woodville, 1466-7
- The jewels of Queen Margaret of Anjou
- London in the Age of Chaucer (Centers of Civilization Series)
- A parliamentary debate of the mid-fifteenth century
- Parliaments and estates in Europe to 1789
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