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Robert B. Patterson

Distinguished Professor of History Emeritus
Office: 138 Gambrell Hall
(803) 777-6318
pattsn@mailbox.sc.edu


B.A., St. Bernard's College & Seminary, (1956)
M.A., Trinity College, ( 1958)
PhD, The Johns Hopkins University, (1962)

 
 


Professor Patterson was the department’s medievalist from 1962 until his retirement in 2001.

I have been associated with the Honors Program and College since its inception and continue to offer the Honors Western Civilization course (Hist. 101 [501]). I was the founding editor of the serial, The Haskins Society Journal: Studies in Medieval History, and my own published works have focused on identifying the hands of medieval scribes and describing their administrative and cultural activities for secular and ecclesiastical feudal lords.

Current Activities

I am currently working in a biography of a great Anglo-Norman baron and literary patron, King Henry I of England’s illegitimate son, Earl Robert of Gloucester, and on several projects relating to scribal activities and to Anglo-Norman baronial society.

 

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