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Nicholas Orme

Nicholas Orme FSA FRHistS (born 1942) is a British historian specialising in the Middle Ages and Tudor period, focusing on the history of children, and ecclesiastical history, with a particular interest in South West England.

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Alma mater
Magdalen College, Oxford
Born
1942 (age 83–84)
Discipline
History
Institutions
University of Exeter
Occupations
Historian and academic
Sub-discipline
Middle Ages · Early modern Britain · History of childhood · History of education · Social history

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related to Selected works · 71
Nicholas Orme → Aristocracy, Chichester, Children, Chivalry, Church, Cornish Wills, Cornwall, Cornwall ISBN, Cornwall Record Society, County, Cross, Devon, Devon Books ISBN, Early British Swimming, Early Tudor England, Education, England, English, English Church Dedications, English Kings
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Nicholas Orme → Early modern Britain, English Reformation, History of childhood, History of education, History of religions, Middle Ages, Social history
Alma mater · 1
Nicholas Orme → Magdalen College, Oxford
Born · 1
Nicholas Orme → 1942 (age 83–84)
Discipline · 1
Nicholas Orme → History
Institutions · 1
Nicholas Orme → University of Exeter
Occupations · 1
Nicholas Orme → Historian and academic
Title · 1
Nicholas Orme → Professor of History

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isbn exeter university history england orme church english 2007 medieval society cathedral middle ages magdalen college oxford children press cornwall

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Nicholas OrmeSub-disciplineMiddle Ages1.00infobox
Nicholas OrmeSub-disciplineEarly modern Britain1.00infobox
Nicholas OrmeSub-disciplineHistory of childhood1.00infobox
Nicholas OrmeSub-disciplineHistory of education1.00infobox
Nicholas OrmeSub-disciplineSocial history1.00infobox
Nicholas OrmeSub-disciplineHistory of religions1.00infobox
Nicholas OrmeSub-disciplineEnglish Reformation1.00infobox
Nicholas OrmeTitleProfessor of History1.00infobox

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