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Outlaw Legends

Discuss Outlaw Legends Why did Hereward, Fulk, and Eustace become outlaws? Why was Wallace’s outlawry different? What similarities did the aristocratic outlaws have with Robin Hood? Where and when did the following operate? Fulk Eustace Wallace

How historical was Fulk Fitzwarin? There is no evidence to indicate that he was historical Although we have scraps of evidence to suggest that he may have lived, it remains only speculative He was certainly historical; he participated in the Magna Carta rising I have no clue

Which outlaw’s great great grandfather allegedly fought “Gogmagog” or “Geomagog?” Hereward Fulk Eustace Wallace

Gogmagog on the High Street

Which of the following describes Fulk Fitzwarin? Enemy of the Welsh, from the gentry, never left England Enemy of King John, participated in baronial rebellion, allegedly fought Gogmagog Scottish aristocrat, fought against Richard Lion Heart, advocated Common Law Member of Parliament, went on crusade, died in the Holy Land

Which of the following describes Eustace the Monk? Enemy of the Abbot of Chertsey and always lived near Canterbury Enemy of the count of Boulogne and became involved in wars between French & English kings Enemy of the sheriff of Lanark and lived in the Scottish Marches Enemy of the Justices of the Peace and attacked them across all of England

The equipment and supplies necessary for medieval warfare were well beyond the means of most of European society

The English Crown 1066-1400

Timeline Normans: 1066-1135 Angevins: 1154-1189 William I and William II Henry I Angevins: 1154-1189 Henry II and Richard I Plantagenets: 1189-1399 John Henry III Edwards 1,2 3, Richard II

The English Crown 1066-1272

William I r. 1066-1087

William Rufus 1087-1100

Henry I 1100-1135

The White Ship 1120

The English Crown 1066-1272

Stephen I of Blois 1135-1154

The Empress Matilda rival claimant 1135-1154

Geoffrey, Count of Anjou, 2nd husband of Matilda, Le Mans Cathedral

The English Crown 1066-1272

The Angevin Empire c. 1160

Eleanor of Aquitaine (1122-1204) Henry II (1133-89) Richard I (1157-1199)

The Angevin Empire: 1189

Richard I Lionheart 1189-1199

The English Crown 1066-1272

Plantagenet Coat of Arms

King John r. 1199-1126

Pope Innocent III Lawyer Pope 1198-1216

Battle of Bouvines July 27, 1214

Magna Carta June 15-19, 1215

Henry III 1216-1272

Edward I Longshanks & Queen Eleanor 1272-1307

Edward II 1307-1327

Disputed Succession to the French Crown c. 1327

Edward III 1327-1377

Richard II 1377-1399 Last Plantagenet King of England

Describe both literary traditions embedded in the Hereward character Describe both literary traditions embedded in the Hereward character. How do they explain the legend’s broad ranging appeal? What are the outlaws, such as Hereward, Fulk, and Eustace trying to obtain? What made them rebel?

Who was the enduring archenemy of Eustace the Monk? King John King Philip Augustus of France The Count of Flanders The Count of Boulogne No one, everybody likes a monk