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Marriage in the Middle Ages, 3. The Paston Women on Marriage in Fifteenth-Century England
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  • 2001Commanding Communications: the Fifteenth-Century Letters of the Stonor Women11 cited
  • 2006So Near, Yet So Far: Medieval Courtly Romance, and Imberios and Margarona. A case of de-medievalization10 cited
  • 1988The Politics of Marriage in Later Medieval England: William, Lord Botreaux, and the Hungerfords3 cited

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