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Title: Guardian – Lieutenant – Governor: Absentee Monarchy and Proxy Power in Scotland’s Long Fourteenth Century
Author(s): Reid, Norman
Penman, Michael A
Contact Email: m.a.penman@stir.ac.uk
Editor(s): Lachaud, F
Penman, M
Citation: Reid N & Penman MA (2017) Guardian – Lieutenant – Governor: Absentee Monarchy and Proxy Power in Scotland’s Long Fourteenth Century. In: Lachaud F & Penman M (eds.) Absentee Authority Across Medieval Europe. Woodbridge, England: Boydell and Brewer, pp. 191-218. https://boydellandbrewer.com/absentee-authority-across-medieval-europe-hb.html
Keywords: Absentee
Authority
Succession
Scotland
Guardianship
Lieutenancy
Bruce
Stewart
Regency
Parliament
Council
Seal
Minority
Issue Date: Nov-2017
Date Deposited: 24-Oct-2017
Abstract: This co-authored paper surveys the experience of the Scotish political community through the crises of royal succession, invasion, royal minority/captivity and periods of infirmity which afflicted the Scottish kingdom between 1286 and c.1424: it compares the various modes of response to the king's absence through Guardianship, Lieutenancy and Regency, considering the patchy evidence for differences between these offices and their powers.
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