The civilization of the Middle Ages

Norman Frank Cantor

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Medieval Literature and History Medieval History and Crusades Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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A comprehensive general history of the Middle Ages, centring on medieval culture and religion, rather than political history. While the first and last sections are almost entirely new, Cantor has retained the narrative flow in the rest of the book for this revised edition.

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