Sarah Fry – författare

This book provides a ‘how to’ guide to studying eleventh-century Norman charters, to enable readers to develop a confident command of this material, inviting them to explore the possibilities these documents have for their historical studies.The first part introduces these documents and how they developed, including the different types of charters. It describes the sub-disciplines used to examine and analyse charters, how these specialties have developed, with modern technology transforming the level of knowledge that can be gained. The second part takes readers through two case studies showing how charter information can be used to study society from local community-level and regional-level spatial perspectives. The case studies are designed to demonstrate how charters can be analysed to show the interconnectedness of people and places, from the elite to the local dimension of everyday small community life, bringing to light multi-layered connections, networks, and unexpected associations to make sense of the past.Approaching Norman Charters stands as an essential reference point for students and scholars of medieval Norman history, particularly those working with original charter material/archival sources from this period for the first time.

This book provides a 'how to' guide to studying eleventh-century Norman charters, to enable readers to develop a confident command of this material, inviting them to explore the possibilities these documents have for their historical studies.The first part introduces these documents and how they developed, including the different types of charters. It describes the sub-disciplines used to examine and analyse charters, how these specialties have developed, with modern technology transforming the level of knowledge that can be gained. The second part takes readers through two case studies showing how charter information can be used to study society from local community-level and regional-level spatial perspectives. The case studies are designed to demonstrate how charters can be analysed to show the interconnectedness of people and places, from the elite to the local dimension of everyday small community life, bringing to light multi-layered connections, networks, and unexpected associations to make sense of the past.Approaching Norman Charters stands as an essential reference point for students and scholars of medieval Norman history, particularly those working with original charter material/archival sources from this period for the first time.

This book provides a 'how to' guide to studying eleventh-century Norman charters, to enable readers to develop a confident command of this material, inviting them to explore the possibilities these documents have for their historical studies.The first part introduces these documents and how they developed, including the different types of charters. It describes the sub-disciplines used to examine and analyse charters, how these specialties have developed, with modern technology transforming the level of knowledge that can be gained. The second part takes readers through two case studies showing how charter information can be used to study society from local community-level and regional-level spatial perspectives. The case studies are designed to demonstrate how charters can be analysed to show the interconnectedness of people and places, from the elite to the local dimension of everyday small community life, bringing to light multi-layered connections, networks, and unexpected associations to make sense of the past.Approaching Norman Charters stands as an essential reference point for students and scholars of medieval Norman history, particularly those working with original charter material/archival sources from this period for the first time.

Recovery Series Book One- Although he tries desperately to involve himself in his job and charity work, Jake too, gets hurt in a fire and realizes that Alyssa is his only chance to remember his life before the accident. His memory loss is so severe that the only thing Jake can remember is his girlfriend’s name. Alyssa tries her best to help her one year old daughter gain the strength in her heart to wake up from her coma. She spends every day at her daughter’s bed side praying that she will wake up. However, Alyssa feels neglected by her husband and realizes that she must help her husband realize that their daughter’s condition isn’t his fault. She seemed to be making no progress with him but then she learned she must help him remember everything he once believed and once loved. Can either of them find healing in all their pain fear? Will either of them remember that God is still in control of their lives?

Recovery Series Book Two- Dayne Johnson spent his whole life living with his drug addict mother. Now he is twenty- five, and stuck with nowhere to go to escape his misery. When Dayne’s mother takes a drastic turn for the worst, Dayne is forced to share the details of his life that only one other person knows. Faced with the decision to leave or stay, Dayne must look to Danielle for help. But is her solution the right one? Dayne also is left wondering if he and Danielle ever be able to share the relationship they did in high school the way Dayne wants or will he have to just let her go even though it will break his heart to do so? In college Danielle Anderson''s time is limited and so is her community service; however, she always makes Dayne’s needs a higher priority than her own. Progress seems to be being made where Dayne is concerned when Danielle falls deathly ill. Will she survive to see Dayne make his decision? Will she ever get the strength to tell him how she feels about him?

Jenny Stevens has been given the opportunity that many people never get. After her first husband passed away, Jenny’s parents helped her find another man. Ivan, Jenny’s precious two year old son, is the only joy in Jenny’s life other than the occasional laugh she gets while teaching high school students. It is not until another man enters Jenny’s life by accident that she begins to question if her fiancé is actually the one for her. She knows her son needs a dad and she needs someone to watch Ivan while she is at work. Asher Kinsley, a US Army Captain, is content with his life. No need for a wife and kids because he would never see them nor can he bear the thought of making them suffer his loss if he were to die overseas. That perspective changes though when he meets a single mother at the ice cream parlor. Will Jenny go through with the wedding? Can Asher help this stranger overcome her past and help her move forward? Will he get the relationship he wants?