Volume 44 (2022) of Southern History contains the following articles:
- ‘Southampton: Gateway to Pilgrimage in the Middle Ages’ by Lynn Forest-Hill.
- ‘Noble Imprisonment: The Case of the Hampshire Baron, John of St John, 1297-1300’ by Adam Drake.
- ‘Margaret Drake: Merchant of mid-sixteenth century Exeter’ by Paul Williams.
- ‘John Brayne and his Millenial Moment in Civil War Winchester’ by R.C. Richardson.
- ‘Developing Municipal Golf as Visitor Attractions at South Coast Resorts’ by Paul Wheeler.
- ‘A Korean Republic in New Malden, Surrey?’ by Dongkeun OH.
Book Reviews:
- Joan Dils, Reading: A History, reviewed by Joe Chick.
- J. Hare, Basingstoke: A Medieval Town, c.1000-c.1600, reviewed by Alexander R. Brondarbit.
- Janet H. Stevenson (ed.), The Register of Richard Praty, Bishop of Chichester, 1438-45, reviewed by Michael Hicks.
- Gordon McKelvie (ed.), Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem and other Analogous Documents preserved in The National Archives, XXXV:I Edward V to Richard III, 1483-1485, reviewed by Alexander R. Brondarbit.
- David Lewis (ed.), Living in Tudor Windsor. The Records of the Sixteenth-Century Town, reviewed by Sheila Sweetinburgh.
- Mark Stoyle, A Murderous Midsummer: The Western Rising of 1549, reviewed by Laura Flannigan.
- R.C. Richardson (ed.), Varieties of History and Their Porous Frontiers, reviewed by John Reeks.
- Steven Bassett & Alison J. Spedding (eds.), Names, Texts and Landscapes in the Middle Ages. A Memorial Volume for Duncan Probert, reviewed by Barbara Yorke.
Volume 45 to follow shortly.
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