Introduction
Margaret Connolly I: International Perspectives How English is it?
Martha W. Driver Middle Hiberno
English Poetry and the Nascent Bureaucratic Literary Culture of Ireland
Kathryn Kerby
Fulton II: Identities and Localities Famous Scribe, Unrecognised Stint
Ralph Hanna The Handwriting of Fifteenth
Century Signet Clerks and the King's French Secretaries
Sebastian Sobecki Seeking Scribal Communities in Medieval London
Estelle V. Stubbs Scribes and Booklets: The 'Trinity Anthologies' Reconsidered
Holly James
Maddocks III: Scribal Production Some Codicological Observations on Manuscripts of Walter Hilton's Scale of Perfection
Michael G. Sargent The First Emergence of the Ricardian Confessio: Morgan 690
Joel Fredell The Anonymous 'Kings of England' and the Significance of its Material Form
Margaret Connolly John Benet, Scribe and Compiler, and Dublin, Trinity College, MS 516
Wendy Scase The Founders' Book of Tewkesbury Abbey (Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS Top. Glouc. D. 2): Scripts and Transcripts
Susan Powell IV: Chaucerian ContextsWhen is a 'Canterbury Tales Manuscript' not Just a Canterbury Tales Manuscript?
Daniel W. Mosser Cambridge, Trinity College, MS R.3.15 and the Circulation of Chaucerian Manuscripts in the Sixteenth Century
Simon Horobin Afterword: A Personal Tribute
Derek Pearsall Linne R. Mooney: List of Publications
Daryl Green
