John Watts is interested in politics, political culture and political structures in later medieval England and Europe, between the 13th and the early 16th centuries. Most of his published work deals with later medieval English politics and political culture, but he has also written about politics in later medieval Europe. He is currently working on a book for the New Oxford History of England series, provisionally entitled 'Renaissance England, 1461-1547'.
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Butler, James, first earl of Wiltshire and fifth earl of Ormond (1420-1461), magnate
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Counsel and the King's Council in England, c.1340-c.1540
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The Pressure of the Public on Later Medieval Politics
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The Problem of the Personal: Tackling Corruption in Later Medieval England, 1250-1550
2018 |Chapter -
Conclusion
2016 |Chapter -
Counsel and the King's Council in England, c.1340-c.1540
2016 |Chapter -
Some Concluding Thoughts
2016 |Chapter -
‘The Empire in Retrospect and Prospect: the Plantagenet Empire and the Continent’
2016 |Chapter -
'New Men', 'New Learning' and 'New Monarchy': Personnel and Policy in Royal Government, 1461-1529
2015 |Chapter -
Introduction
2015 |Chapter
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