Tag: medieval forensics

Q&A with Dr. Sara M Butler: Forensic Medicine & Death Investigation in Medieval England

Posted on December 20, 2017 by candacerobbbooks

I am thrilled to welcome to my blog Dr. Sara M. Butler, the King George III Professor of British History at Ohio State University, author of Forensic Medicine and Death Investigation in Medieval England. After using up several packets of book darts marking passages… Continue Reading “Q&A with Dr. Sara M Butler: Forensic Medicine & Death Investigation in Medieval England”

Category: Medieval CultureTags: coroners, crime investigation, gaol, juries, medieval forensics, medieval law, R.F. Hunnisett, Richard Firth Green, Sara M. Butler, St Thomas de Cantilupe, The Language of Abuse, Thomas Green

Q&A with Dr. Sara M Butler: Forensic Medicine & Death Investigation in Medieval England

Posted on December 20, 2017 by candacerobbbooks

I am thrilled to welcome to my blog Dr. Sara M. Butler, the King George III Professor of British History at Ohio State University, author of Forensic Medicine and Death Investigation in Medieval England. After using up several packets of book darts marking passages… Continue Reading “Q&A with Dr. Sara M Butler: Forensic Medicine & Death Investigation in Medieval England”

Category: Medieval CultureTags: coroners, crime investigation, gaol, juries, medieval forensics, medieval law, R.F. Hunnisett, Richard Firth Green, Sara M. Butler, St Thomas de Cantilupe, The Language of Abuse, Thomas Green