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Adolescence and Sanctity:The Life and Passion of Saint William of Norwich

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Medieval Literature and History Religion, Theology, History, Judaism, Christianity Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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The article presents discussion of the historiography, hagiography and controversy surrounding the life and canonization of Saint William of Norwich, a 12th-century teenager who was allegedly murdered by Jews. Details are given reviewing the historical debate concerning the accuracy of accounts of St. William's death. The written accounts of St. William by Thomas of Monmouth are also analyzed concerning their themes and origins.

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