This meticulously annotated edition of the register of Walter Giffard, one of the most influential archbishops of York in the medieval period, provides a valuable resource for researchers and historians alike. In addition to offering insight into the religious and political landscape of 13th-century England, the register sheds light on the complex social and economic relationships that underpinned the archbishop's power.

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