2023/08/10 by Hall, Alaric
#FOS: Languages and literature #Literature #Medieval
paper · doi:10.57686/256204/24
Leeds Medieval Studies is the successor to and continuation of two journals: The Bulletin of International Medieval Research (hereafter the Bulletin), founded in 1995, and Leeds Studies in English and Kindred Languages (hereafter LSE&KL), founded in 1932 and refounded as Leeds Studies in English (new series) (hereafter LSE) in 1967.1 It also inherits the associated book series Leeds Texts and Monographs (which ran 1935–40 and 1966–2009, hereafter LTM) and Leeds Texts and Monographs Facsimiles (which ran 1973–84). The present article is a history of LSE and to some extent LTM and LTM Facsimiles, thus addressing the period 1967–2019. The journal’s earlier history entails quite a different historical moment and source-base, and will be addressed in a separate study.