Historical Monographs Series
The series was begun in 1939 as a means of publishing the contents of the Archives. It currently covers the following areas:

• Knights of the Garter and their stall-plates, 1348-1984
• The Plate of St George’s Chapel
• Organists and Masters of the Choristers, 1362-1979
• Inventories, 1384-1667
• Deans and Canons, 1348-1948
• Woodwork of the Choir
• Monuments of St George’s Chapel
• Chapter Acts, 1430, 1523-1672

Recent Publications
New in the series, examining the late medieval development of one of the most prestigious of English churches, is,

St George’s Chapel, Windsor, in the Late Middle Ages
edited by Colin Richmond and Eileen Scarff
Windsor 2001
(paperback: £12.99; hardback: £45)

The volume contains essays by the following leading scholars:

• The Constructional Sequence and Topography of the Chapel and College Buildings at St George’s (Tim Tatton-Brown)
• Margaret of Anjou, Chivalry and the Order of the Garter (Diana Dunn)
• ‘My Confessors have exorted me gretely ther too…’: Sir John Fastolf’s Dispute with Hickling Priory (Anthony Smith)
• More than a Bedside Manner: The Political Status of the Late Medieval Court Physician (Carole Rawcliffe)
• The Years of Arrears: Financial Problems of the College of St George in the 15th Century (A. K. B. Evans)
• ‘Chevalrie…in som partie is worthi forto be comendid, and in some part to ben amendid’: Chivalry and the Yorkist Kings (Anne F. Sutton and Livia Visser-Fuchs)
• The Lost St George Cycle of St George’s Church, Stamford: An Examination of Iconography and Context (Samantha J. E. Riches)
• Memorials and Manuscripts of a Yorkist Elite (Janet Backhouse)
• James Denton at Windsor (Colin Richmond)
• The Music and Musical Establishment of St George’s Chapel in the 15th Century (Roger Bowers)

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The volume contains, amongst other chapters, discussion of, the Aerary Penn tiles; Henry III's wall-paintings in the Lower Ward; the 'Tables' of the Knights of the Garter; Canons' houses at Windsor; and, in St George's Chapel, the heraldic decorations; the Basset stall-plate; the choir stalls and misericords; the chantry chapel of Edward IV, and the John Schorn pilgrimage cult. For further enquiries or to order please e-mail: subscriptions@maney.co.uk

Forthcoming Publications
Available in 2003:

The Stained Glass of St George’s Chapel, Windsor

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