"William Marshal's journey from a landless knight to the regent of England illustrates the potential for social mobility within the English elite of the 12th century."
"The course will delve into the life of William Marshal, examining how his experiences reflect the broader societal structures and hierarchies of medieval England."
William Marshal, known as the 'greatest knight', rose from being landless to becoming the regent of England. His life exemplifies the dynamics of English elites during the 12th century. An online course will explore his career and its implications for understanding this historical period. The course lasts six weeks, starting on April 15th, with live sessions scheduled every Wednesday from 1:00 to 3:00 pm EST, led by James Barnaby, a visiting fellow at the University of Southampton.
Read at Medievalists.net
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