Roy Martin Haines
Personal Information
Description
Haines was a Foundation Scholar of Bromsgrove School and educated at St. Chad's College, Durham, and Worcester College, Oxford. He holds research degrees of M.A. and M.Litt. from Durham and D.Phil. and D.Litt. from Oxford. He is a mediaeval ecclesiastical historian. Formerly Professor of History at Dalhousie University, Canada, and previously an assistant editor of the Victoria County History of Oxfordshire. He held a Canada Council Senior Research Scholarship 1978-1980 when he researched in the Vatican Archives. A Visiting Fellow of Clare Hall, Cambridge, 1987-8; he was made a life member of the college in 1990.
Books
The church and politics in fourteenth-century England
This book offers an analysis of the role played by Adam Orleton, promoted successively Bishop of Hereford, Worcester and Winchester.
Calendar of the register of Adam de Orleton, Bishop of Worcester, 1327-1333
Ecclesia Anglicana
It constitutes a series of essays illustrating aspects of the Church in England during the Middle Ages.