A. R. Myers
Abstract
For England, the late Middle Ages was a time of a developing Parliament and common law, of a government learning how to co-operate with the governed, of the rise to political and social importance of the middle classes, of a new pride in the English tongue, English ways and English nationality.
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For England, the late Middle Ages was a time of a developing Parliament and common law, of a government learning how to co-operate with the governed, of the rise to political and social importance of the middle classes, of a new pride in the English tongue, English ways and English nationality.
Key concepts: Parliament, Pride, Middle Ages, Middle East, Politics, Nationality, Middle English, Government (linguistics)