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NORTH AND NORMANS (1066-71 (Uprisings in 1067 and 1068 - 68 Edwin and…

- - - - Orderic Vitalis - castles crucial - Thomas
      - Made it harder for rebels to unify - Thomas
- - - - Taxed levied at lower rate that south, no taxation above River Tees
    - - Who to appoint earl of Northumbria - loyal people unpopular, locals go native
        
        Appoints Siward, Danish nobleman - works well with both. Shit hits fan when he dies and Edward the Confessor appoints Tostig
- - - - Thomas - historians believe exaggerated due to more detial in later sources. Believes more to do with briefness of contemporary e.g. AS
    - - William deliberately causing massive famine
    - - 16 years after Harrying
      - Palliser - Yorkshire parts lots of references to waste manors
      - Vale of York doing well - can't have been that bad, definitely a target
      - More waster for Penines - already not v populous/deserted
        
        Or penines manors attached to others to avoid paying tax
        
        Even areas not counted as waste decreased in value - Thomas
      - Historiograhpy
        
        60s-70s Wightman trusts Domesday references to waste
        
        Roffe and Palliser against 1990s
        
        Roffe esp discrepancies in north entries and trial - bad place to start, Normans not there for as long and bigger