Volume 45 (2023) of Southern History contains the following articles:
- ‘The chapels of the royal palace at Clarendon, Wiltshire’ by Cindy Wood.
- ‘The Migration of Meaning: a case study of the charity inquisitions in Hampshire 1602-1634′ by Alison McKenna.
- ‘Quakerism, gender and community in late seventeenth-century Hampshire’ by Bronach C. Kane and Simon Sandall.
- ‘Schröder’s handkerchiefs – German auxiliary troops in southern England in 1756’ by Bill Hoade and Tom Watson.
- ‘A southern Smethwick? The Eton and Slough constituency and the 1964 General Election’ by Marc Collinson.
Book Reviews:
- Antony Wilsdon (ed.), Records of Bridport Fraternities 1271-1530 (Dorset Record Society, 2022), reviewed by Huw Ridgeway.
- Peter Hopkins, Medieval Morden: The Manorial Economy 1280-1500 (Merton Historical Society, 2020), reviewed by Mark Page.
- Bristol in 1480: A Medieval Merchant City, Town and City Historical Maps (Historic Towns Trust, 2020), reviewed by Michael Hicks.
- Paul Hylands, The Doctor’s World. The Life and Times of Claver Morris, 1659-1727 (Routledge, 2023), reviewed by Michael Hicks.
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