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Whose Middle Ages? (Fordham Series in…
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Whose Middle Ages? (Fordham Series in Medieval Studies) (original 2019; edition 2019)

by Andrew Albin (Author)

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A useful set of essays—mostly clearly written, timely and interesting—which should go over well in the college classroom. ( )
  siriaeve | Jan 2, 2020 |
A useful set of essays—mostly clearly written, timely and interesting—which should go over well in the college classroom. ( )
  siriaeve | Jan 2, 2020 |

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909.07History and Geography › History › World history › Middle Ages

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CB351.W47Auxiliary Sciences of History › History of Civilization › History of Civilization › By period

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