The familiar enemy: Chaucer, language, and nation in the Hundred Years War

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

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS AND MAPS BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS PREFACE I NATION AND LANGUAGE 1. Introduction: Pre-nation and post-nation 2. Origins and language 3. A common language? II EXCHANGING TERMS: WAR AND PEACE 4. Fighting talk 5. Exchanging Terms 6. Trading languages 7. Lingua franca: the international language of love III VERNACULAR SUBJECTS 8. The English subject 9. Mother tongues 10. Betrayal and Nation CONCLUSION BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX

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