Category Archives: Dissertation

Zhao, Marriage as Political Strategy and Cultural Expression (PhD, 2001)

by DRM_admin Posted on May 27, 2001

Marriage as Political Strategy and Cultural Expression: Mongolian Royal Marriages from World Empire to Yuan Dynasty by George Qingzhi Zhao Ph.D., East Asian Studies, University of Toronto, 2001 ABSTRACT This dissertation is a study of the Mongolian royal marriages from the World Empire (1206-1 … Continue reading →

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Walton, The Art of Gunnery in Renaissance England (PhD, 1999)

by DRM_admin Posted on November 6, 1999

Steven Ashton Walton The Art of Gunnery in Renaissance England Ph.D., IHPST, University of Toronto, 1999 Abstract Previous histories of artillery have concentrated on the guns themselves and their use in military actions, whereas this dissertation attempts to understand those guns as … Continue reading →

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Earenfight, Queenship, Politics, and Government in the Medieval Crown of Aragon (PhD, 1997)

by DRM_admin Posted on May 27, 1997

Earenfight, Queenship, Politics, and Government in the Medieval Crown of Aragon: the lieutenancy of Maria of Castile, 1420-23 and 1432-53 by Theresa M. Earenfight Ph.D., History, Fordham UNiversity, 1997 Opening to Ch. 1 CHAPTER 1 — ALTER NOS: THE PARADOX OF MARIA OF … Continue reading →

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Todesca, Coinage and Monetary Policy in Leon-Castile to 1230 (Ph.D, 1996)

by DRM_admin Posted on May 27, 1996

What Touches All: Coinage and Monetary Policy in Leon-Castile to 1230 by James J. Todesca Ph.D, History, Fordham University, 1996 Opening of Introduction This present study is concerned broadly with the growth of a monetary economy in the kingdom of León-castile. More … Continue reading →

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Adair, Countess Clemence and Her Role in the Comital Family and in Flanders (PhD, 1993)

by DRM_admin Posted on May 27, 1993

“Ego et uxor mea… :” Countess Clemence and Her Role in the Comital Family and in Flanders (1092–1133) by Penelope Ann Adair Ph.D., History, University of California – Santa Barbara, 1993 ABSTRACT In an evaluation of Flemish countesses the eleventh and twelfth centuries, Clemence … Continue reading →

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Schearing, Models, Monarchs and Misconceptions (PhD)

by DRM_admin Posted on May 17, 1992

Linda Sue Schearing Models, Monarchs and Misconceptions: Athaliah and Joash of Judah Ph.D., Emory University, 1992 ABSTRACT Jehu’s coup signaled the end of the Omride era and the beginning of a hundred year period of dynestic stability in the North . Jehu’s coup also had repercus … Continue reading →

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