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Helen Lacey is an Associate Professor at the University of Oxford, specializing in Late Medieval History. With a focus on medieval political culture and the social context of law, she has contributed significantly to the understanding of archives related to late medieval English government. Her main research interests lie in the power dynamics of political culture during the medieval era and the implications of the legal system at that time. Lacey encourages graduate students to explore various fields related to her work and is open to discussing potential projects with prospective applicants. She has published works, including a pivotal book titled "The Royal Pardon: Access Mercy in Fourteenth Century England,» which examines the royal pardon system and its impact on justice in medieval England. Through her research, Lacey highlights the symbolic importance of the pardon document in the context of monarchical judgement and its practical implications for individuals facing severe legal consequences.
Mansfield College, University of Oxford • Oxford, England
Lecturer in Late Medieval History, focusing on the intersection of political culture and law during the medieval period.
Department of Politics and International Relations - Higher Level English requirement.