Contents -- Introduction -- Figures -- The "Lancastrianization" of the North in the Reign of Henry IV, 1399-1413 -- John the Fearless' Way of War -- Women as Book Collectors and Disseminators of Culture in the Late Midieval England and Burgandy -- Margaret of York on Pilgrimage: The Exercise of Devotion and the Religious Traditions of the House of York -- Mapping Family Lines: A Late Fifteenth-Century of Genealogical Display -- Raising the Good Wife: Mothers and Daughters in Fifteenth-Century England -- Delegitimizing Lancaster: The Yorkist Use of Gendered Propoganda During the Wars of the Roses -- Blook and Roses: Maytime and Revival in the Morte Darthur -- Censoring Disobiedient Subjects: Narratives of Treason and Royal Authority in Fifteenth-Century England -- Welcome to the Parish. Remove Your Cap and Stop Assaulting Your Neighbor -- Witchcraft and the Woodvilles: A Standard Medieval Smear? -- Making History: Culture, Politics and the Maire of Bristowe is Kalendar -- Rethinking Henry VII: The Man and his Piety in the Context of the Observant Franciscans -- Index -- The Northern World.