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Medieval Crime in Britain, c1000–1500 – History – Types of Crime and Punishment

A concise guide exploring the main types of crime in medieval Britain and how they were punished.

This resource provides clear explanations of theft, poaching, heresy, treason, and moral crimes, along with the social and legal context of the period.

Key features:

Overview of major types of crime and their causes

Detailed explanations of medieval law enforcement and community responsibility

Description of punishments, from fines to public executions

Analysis of the social, economic, and religious factors influencing crime

Examination of the role of the Church and monarchy in maintaining order

Includes an accompanying worksheet to reinforce and practise key concepts.

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