A project to produce a critical edition of Oxford Brasenose College MS 91 has been awarded a major grant by the Richard III Society-American Branch. Brasenose MS 91 is a long vellum scroll which sets out the line of English kings from Adam & Eve to Henry VI, using a unique color-coded system and explanatory text in the margins. Written by 15th century scribes in Medieval Latin, it seeks to
American Branch chair and member have article published in journal. Susan Troxell, chair of the American Branch, and Laura Blanchard, long-time member, collaborated on writing a report about the Branch’s support of the Digital Mappa treatment of Free Library Philadelphia MS Lewis E201. The report was submitted to, and accepted for publication by, The Ricardian — one of the most respected academic journals on 15th century English history. Susan and
