Rolle und Kodex: Die Schriftlichkeit der königlichen Finanzverwaltung Englands unter Eduard I.

Stefan G. Holz delves into the intricate world of England’s royal financial administration during the reign of Edward I, spanning from 1272 to 1307. Through meticulous research, he examines the pivotal role of written records and formal codes that governed the functioning of this crucial aspect of medieval governance. The study highlights how documentation influenced not only the management of finances but also the broader administrative landscape of the time, offering insights into the complexities of power, accountability, and record-keeping.

Holz's exploration paints a vivid picture of the administrative mechanisms that underpinned the monarchy’s fiscal policies. By unraveling the nuances of the "Rolle und Kodex," the author reveals the significance of literacy and documentation in shaping royal authority and governance practices. This scholarly work is a vital resource for those interested in medieval studies, economic history, and the evolution of bureaucratic systems in England.