Four Somerset Bishops, 1136-1242 offers a detailed examination of the lives and careers of four influential religious figures who served in Somerset during a pivotal period in English history. Drawing from documents held by the Dean and Chapter of Wells, C.M. Church provides insight into the administrations of these bishops, their interactions with the Crown, and their impact on the religious landscape of the time.
This work illuminates the complexities of medieval church administration, the challenges of maintaining ecclesiastical authority, and the personalities of those who shaped religious life in Somerset. Scholars and readers interested in medieval history, religious studies, and local history will find this book a valuable resource.
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