A History of the English Coronation |
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THE HISTORY OF | 1 |
Coronation of William the Conqueror p 27 The ordo of William p 28 Theory | 31 |
The ordo of Anselm p 36 The right of Westminster to be the place of coronation | 55 |
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Abbey according adopted Anglo-Saxon anointing Anselm Appendix Archbishop Archbishop of Canterbury Archbishop of York barons became bishop Canterbury Carolingian ceremony chroniclers Church claim clergy collaudatio confirmed connexion Conqueror consecration Continent coronation charter coronation oath crown custom doctrine Duke Dunstan ecclesiastical Edgar Edward Edward II election Emperor English coronation favour feudal follows fourteenth century France French H. R. Luard Henry Henry II Henry's hereditary right Hist homage Ibid idea investiture Ireland John of Salisbury King of England King's kingdom Lanfranc London Lytlington Middle Ages monarchy Norman Normandy occasion once ordines Oxford Parliament political Pope prayer principle promise Queen question recension Records regis reign rite Rolls Series Roman royal Schramm seqq Stephen Stubbs sword tenth century Teutonic theory thirteenth century throne tion took tradition twelfth century West Frankish Westminster Wickham Legg William Winchester words