Publications of Professor Chris Woolgar
Principal publications:
Household accounts from medieval England (British Academy, Records of Social and Economic History, new series, 17-18; 1991-2) i, pp. xvi + 430; ii, pp. xvi + 382 [www.oup.com/uk/catalogue/?ci=9780197261125] and [www.oup.com/uk/catalogue/?ci=9780197261132]
The great household in late medieval England (New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1999) pp. x + 254 [www.yalebooks.co.uk/yale/display.asp?K=9780300076875]
The senses in late medieval England (New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 2006) pp. xii + 372 [www.yalebooks.co.uk/yale/display.asp?K=9780300118711]
Publications on food and diet:
‘Diet and consumption in gentry and noble households: a case study from around the Wash’, in R.W.Archer and S.Walker (eds.) Rulers and ruled in late medieval England: essays presented to Gerald Harriss (London, Hambledon Press, 1995) pp. 17-31
‘"Take this penance now, and afterwards the fare will improve": seafood and late medieval diet’, in: D.J.Starkey, C.Reid and N.Ashcroft (eds.) England’s sea fisheries: the commercial sea fisheries of England and Wales since 1300 (London, Chatham Publishing, 2000) pp. 36-44, 247-8
‘Fast and feast: conspicuous consumption and the diet of the nobility in the fifteenth century’, in M.Hicks (ed.) Revolution and consumption in late medieval England (Woodbridge, Boydell Press, 2001) pp. 7-25
With Dale Serjeantson and Tony Waldron (eds.): Food in medieval England: diet and nutrition (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2006) [www.oup/com/uk/catalogue/?ci=9780199273492]
‘Fasting and feasting: food and taste in Europe in the Middle Ages’ to P.Freedman (ed.) Food: the history of taste (London: Thames and Hudson, 2007) pp. 162-95, a volume which won the prize in the technical and reference category of the International Association of Culinary Professionals in 2008. [www.thamesandhudson.com/books/Food/9780500251355.mxs/35/0/]
Publications on documents and their diplomatic:
‘A Lincolnshire coroner’s roll’ Lincolnshire History and Archa eology 16 (1981) pp. 13-17
‘A late sixteenth-century map of St Clement’s, Oxford’ Oxoniensia 46 (1981) pp. 94-8
With B.O'Donoghue, ‘Two Middle English poems at Magdalen College, Oxford’ Medium Aevum 52 (1983) pp. 217-22
‘Two Oxford archives in the early seventeenth century’ Archives 16 (1984) pp. 258-72
‘Some draft estate maps of the early seventeenth century’ Cartographic Journal 22 (1985) pp. 136-43
‘Writing the despatch: Wellington and official communication’, in C.M.Woolgar (ed.) Wellington Studies II (Southampton: Hartley Institute, University of Southampton, 1999) pp. 1-25
‘Conversations with the Duke’, in C.M.Woolgar (ed.) Wellington Studies IV (Southampton: Hartley Institute, University of Southampton, 2008) pp. 338-58
Archive catalogues include:
A catalogue of the estate archives of St Mary Magdalen College, Oxford (Oxford, typescript reproduced for limited circulation, 1981) pp. lxi + 2870
A catalogue of the archives of Corpus Christi College, Oxford (Oxford, typescript reproduced for limited circulation, 1984-5) pp. 4293
A summary catalogue of the Wellington papers at Southampton University Library (Southampton: University of Southampton Library, 1984) pp. viii + 234
MS 173 Archives of Jewish Care, 1757-1989 (Southampton: University of Southampton Library, 1993) pp. v + 25
MS 225 Archives of the Jewish Chronicle, 1841-1990 (Southampton: University of Southampton Library, 1994) pp. v + 77
With M.Cole-Bailey, M.French, A.George, S.Hardcastle, R.Hayden, L.Mitchell, K.Robson and K.J.Sampson, The Mountbatten Papers Database (Southampton, University of Southampton, in progress, 1987 to date) [www.southampton.ac.uk/archives/cataloguedatabases/mbintro.html]
With L.M.Mitchell and K.J.Sampson A summary catalogue of the papers of Earl Mountbatten of Burma (Southampton, University of Southampton Library, 1991) pp. vi + 309
With K.Robson, A guide to the archive and manuscript collections of the Hartley Library: MSS 1-200 (Southampton, University of Southampton Library, 1992) pp. xii + 196
With K.Robson, A guide to the archive and manuscript collections of the Hartley Library: MSS 201-300 (Southampton, University of Southampton Library, 2000) p. viii + 80
Archives and the development of automated catalogues:
With C.M.Phillips, Computerising archives: some guidelines (Winchester, Society of Archivists’ Computer Applications Committee, 1985) pp. 59
‘The Wellington papers database: an interim report’. Journal of the Society of Archivists 9 (1988) pp. 1-20
‘Automation and archives: a survey of the systems at the University of Southampton Library’ Program 28 (1994) pp. 333-47
Hartley Institute publications:
The Hartley Institute was established in 1992 to promote work on the University Library’s Special Collections. Publications include:
C.M.Woolgar (ed.), Wellington Studies I (Southampton: Hartley Institute, 1996) pp. x + 220
C.M.Woolgar (ed.), Wellington Studies II (Southampton: Hartley Institute, 1999) pp. x + 252:
C.M.Woolgar (ed.), Wellington Studies III (Southampton: Hartley Institute, 1999) pp. x + 300
C.M.Woolgar (ed.), Wellington Studies IV (Southampton: Hartley Institute, 2008) pp. x + 388
C.M.Woolgar (ed.), Mountbatten on the Record (Southampton: Hartley Institute, 1997) pp. vi + 74
D.Brown and M.Taylor (eds.) Palmerston Studies I (Southampton: Hartley Institute, 2007) pp. x + 207
D.Brown and M.Taylor (eds.) Palmerston Studies II (Southampton: Hartley Institute, 2007) pp. xii + 203