For to Speke Frenche Trewely

• Preface and Acknowledgements | p. vii
• 1 Introduction | p. 1
• 2 Period I: Immediately Before and After the Conquest (1000-1152) | p. 5
• 2.1 Official and Unofficial Uses of French
• 2.2 Who spoke French?
• 2.3 Language and the Teaching of French
• 2.4 Conclusions
• 3 Period II: From the Marriage of Henry II (1152) to the Provisions of Oxford (1258) | p. 14
• 3.1 Official and Unofficial Uses of French
• 3.2 Who spoke French?
• 3.3 Language and the Teaching of French
• 3.4 Conclusions
• 4 Period III: From the Provisions of Oxford (1258) to the Parliamentary Statute of 1362 | p. 27
• 4.1 Official and Unofficial Uses of French
• 4.2 Who spoke French?
• 4.3 Language and the Teaching of French
• 4.4 Conclusions
• 5 Period IV: From the Statute of 1362 to the Age of Printing | p. 58
• 5.1 Official and Unofficial Uses of French
• 5.2 Who knew French?
• 5.3 Language and the Teaching of French
• 5.4 Conclusions
• 6 Period V: The Age of Printing, Humanism and Reformation (1470-1600) | p. 94
• 6.1 Official and Unofficial Uses of French
• 6.2 Who learned French?
• 6.3 Language and the Teaching of French
• 6.4 Conclusions
• 7 Conclusions | p. 186
• Appendix I: Biographical Sketches | p. 190
• Appendix II: Selected Introductions and Dedications | p. 203
• Index
• Index of Names | p. 245
• Index of Titles | p. 255
• Index of Subjects | p. 260

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