Historians on Robin Hood: The Outlaw's Legend in the Later Middle Ages
by John Marshall, David Crook, Stephen H Rigby, Dr Alex T Brown, Anne Curry, Louisa Foroughi, Helen Fulton, Martin Heale, Katherine J Lewis, Shannon Mcsheffrey, Anthony Musson, Anthony Phillips, Andrew Spencer, Contributor David Crook, Contributor Shannon Mcsheffrey
Historians on Robin Hood explores the outlaw’s legend in the later Middle Ages through contributions from a range of historians and scholars. The collection examines Robin Hood as a subject of historical and literary interest, offering readers a focused perspective on the medieval roots of his enduring reputation.
About This Book
Historians on Robin Hood examines the outlaw’s legend in the later Middle Ages.
The volume brings together contributions from historians and scholars of medieval literature and culture.
Its essays consider how Robin Hood has been understood, represented, and discussed within medieval contexts.
This collection offers a focused resource for readers interested in Robin Hood, medieval history, and the development of legendary traditions.
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