A history written in the period after the Norman Conquest of England in 1066. Contains unique information about the family of the earls of Warenne and unique details on the commemoration of Queen Edith/Matilda, her husband Henry I's rule in Normandy, and the first use of the adjective 'Norman-English' for English inhabitants of Norman origin.

• Introduction


• i: The manuscript


• ii: Date


• iii: Author


• iv: The Warennes: Family and Chronicle


• v: Sources


• vi: Historical Value


• vii: The Edition


• The Warenne Chronicle


• Latin


• Translation


• Historical annotation


• Appendix 1: The epitaph of Gundrada of Warenne


• Appendix 2: Frederick, 'brother' of William I of Warenne


• Appendix 3: Earl Hamelin and Saint-Bertin at Saint-Omer


• Bibliography

Elisabeth van Houts has published widely on Anglo-Norman history, medieval historiography, and the history of gender and women in the Middle Ages.
Rosalind Love has edited and written about a number of Latin saints' Lives from eleventh-century England, as well as publishing on the Latin authors of an earlier period, in particular the venerable Bede. She is also involved in a project focusing on glossed manuscripts of Boethius's Consolation of Philosophy.