Europe after Rome: a New Cultural History 500-1000

Julia M. H. Smith

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Introduction PART I: FUNDAMENTALS 1. Speaking and Writing 2. Living and Dying PART II: AFFINITIES 3. Friends and Relations 4. Men and Women PART III: RESOURCES 5. Labour and Lordship 6. Getting and Giving PART IV: IDEOLOGIES 7. Kingship and Christianity 8. Rome and the Peoples of Europe Epilogue

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