William Langland

“Truth taught me once to love them each one,” William Langland wrote in his fourteenth-century epic poem Piers Plowman.

World Wide Mind Michael chorost 2011

All around the world this week, as Haiti voted and March Madness got started and residents of the Japan quake zone sought help and supplies, people found themselves having to take a line from William Langland, 'Patience is a virtue.'

Hurry Up and Wait 2011

Not much of a hint of the vision of William Langland's Piers Plowman today.

Country diary: Malvern Hills 2011

“Truth taught me once to love them each one,” William Langland wrote in his fourteenth-century epic poem Piers Plowman.

World Wide Mind Michael chorost 2011

Not much of a hint of the vision of William Langland's Piers Plowman today.

Country diary: Malvern Hills 2011

These are the hills where William Langland gave Piers Plowman his dream of "Fair fields full of folk" and everywhere is defined by poetry.

Britain's best views: The British Camp, Malvern Hills 2010

There is a long tradition, running from William Langland to TS Eliot, which supposes that Britain once possessed an organic common culture that has been fragmented by modernity.

One nation Christmas television | Joe Moran 2010

A more sympathetic witness to the dramatic appearance of the mad at Bethlem would have been William Langland c. 1330c. 1387, who lived in a ramshackle cottage in the Cornhill, not far from Bishopsgate.

Bedlam Catharine Arnold 2008

A more sympathetic witness to the dramatic appearance of the mad at Bethlem would have been William Langland c. 1330c. 1387, who lived in a ramshackle cottage in the Cornhill, not far from Bishopsgate.

Bedlam Catharine Arnold 2008

A more sympathetic witness to the dramatic appearance of the mad at Bethlem would have been William Langland c. 1330c. 1387, who lived in a ramshackle cottage in the Cornhill, not far from Bishopsgate.

Bedlam Catharine Arnold 2008