RRIII Panel 4 - Thomas Smith (RHUL) and Simon John (Swansea)

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Chaired by Alice Taylor, lecturer in Late Medieval History at KCL, panel four sees Thomas Smith (RHUL) discuss 'The Papal Registers of Honorius III and the Concept of Responsive Government', whilst Simon John (Swansea) looks at 'Perceptions of the First Crusade in thirteenth-century Exempla'.

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