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1. A Chancery Scribe: Stephen of Fougères

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  20 December 2011

T. A. M. Bishop
T. A. M. Bishop
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Fellow of St John's College and Reader in Palaeography and Diplomatic in the University
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Cambridge Historical Journal , Volume 10 , Issue 1 , 1950 , pp. 106 - 107
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1950

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References

1 V. H. Galbraith, ‘Seven charters of Henry II’, Antiquaries’ Journal, xii, 269–78, where facsimiles of all ten charters are reproduced; facsimiles of seven of them appear in C. W. Foster, ed., Registrant Antiquissimum (Lincoln Record Society), I and 11, nos. 135–8,140, 179, 186; of two in Delisle, Recueil des Actes de Henri II: Atlas, plates VIII (166), XI; and of one in Chevreux & Vernier, Archives de Normandie, plate XVIII.

2 No. 11. Angers, Archives du Maine-et-Loire, 242 HI no. 12, printed Recueil, no. CCLXXXII. I am obliged to Professor Jacques Levron for a photograph of this chapter, and for permission to reproduce it. No. 12. Fécamp, Musée de la Bénédictine, no. 16, printed ibid., no. ccxxiii. I am obliged to the Conservateuir, M. Engel, for giving me a photograph of this charter. No. 13. Caen, Archives du Calvados, printed ibid., no. CLXXXVIII. I am obliged to Mile Le Cacheux for a photograph of this charter. No 14. Oxford, New College, Hornchurch deeds no. 168, facsimiles in Recueil: Atlas, plate VII (63 A) and H. E. Salter, Oxford Charters, no. 34, printed ibid., loc. cit. and Recueil, no. xciii. I am obliged to the Warden and Fellows of New College for allowing this charter to be photographed and reproduced.

The formula appears in a charter to Haughmond Abbey (1156–61) printed in Hist. MSS. Commission, MSS. of Sir Walter Corbet, p. 67. The original of this charter, missing for many years, has very recently come to light, and is now at Shrewsbury, County Record Office, S.R.O. 322/3; I have not seen it; Miss Mary C. Hill has kindly supplied indications which suggestthat it is in the hand of Stephen of Fougères.