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theyorkhistorian.com
Although general book production and literary grew in late medieval England, Amelia Spanton focuses on the commonplace book as a point of great interest. This article reflects the significance of these texts in containing and portraying information about life and society in this period. AUTHOR AMELIA SPANTON |
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co-geeking.com
After the invention of the printing press, old handwritten books and documents were commonly recycled as reinforcements in new bookbindings made in the 15th through 18th centuries. Now, thanks to an x-ray technique developed in the Netherlands, these hidden manuscript fragments are readable without destroying the book they're a part of. It's all possible with... |
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manyheadedmonster.com
This post is part of our 'The People and the Law' Online Symposium, a series exploring early modern English legal sources. Laura Flannigan is a Junior Research Fellow at St John's College, Oxford University. She works on litigation, society, and politics in late medieval and early modern England. You can follow her on Twitter/X at... |
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www.caitlingreen.org
The following note discusses a rather intriguing medieval superstition which states that the king of England must not enter the city of Linc... |
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