Medievalism in England

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Editorial, 1-4

The Dawn of the Artifact: The Antiquarian Impulse in England, 1500-1730; D. R. Woolf , 5-35

Lord Berners' Huon of Burdeux: The Survival of Medieval Ideals in the Reign of Henry VIII; Dennis J. O'Brien, 36-44

The Two Noble Kinsmen and the Problem of Chivalry; Peter T. Hadorn, 45-57

Medieval Heretics and Cromwell's Protectorate; A. Cameron Airhart , 58-69

St. Martin in the City: The Lord Mayor's Show of 1702; Martin W. Walsh, 70-78

From Medievalism to Historicism: Representations of History in the Gothic Novel and Historical Romance; David H. Richter, 79-104

Antiquarian or Bibliographer? The Dilemma of Thomas Frognall Dibdin; Laurel Braswell-Means, 105-112

Cobbett, Catholic History, and the Middle Ages; R. J. Smith, 113-142

"Revisiting Cramalot": An Arthurian Theme in the Correspondence of William Taylor and Robert Southey; Roger Simpson, 143-160

Malory's Morte Darthur in Tennyson's Library; Yuri Fuwa, 161-169

Last Enchantments: Medievalism and the Early Anglo-Catholic Movement; Ravmond Chanman, 170-186

The Central Man of the World: The Victorian Myth of Dante; Thomas L. Cooksey, 187-201

"Iron-worded Proof": Victorian Identity and the Old English Language; Clare A. Simmons, 202-214

V. A. Huber's Characterization of F. J. Furnivall; Renate Haas , 215-218

Medievalism and the Ideologies of Victorian Poetry; Antony H. Harrison, 219-234

The "Defence of Lancelot": Rossetti's Quest for "God's Graal"; Eriko Yamaguchi, 235-246

Medieval Arthurian Motifs in the Modernist Art and Poetry of David Jones; Xavier Baron, 247-269

Revitalizing an Old Tradition: The "Organic" Writings of Raymond Williams and John Fowles; Robert S. Burton, 270-275

The Habit of Detection: The Medieval Monk as Detective in the Novels of Ellis Peters; Edwin Ernest Christian Blake Lindsay, 276-289

The Memory of the Middle Ages: From History of Culture to Cultural History; Marc Baer, 290-309

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Notes on Contributors, 310-312