A Manual of the Writings in Middle English, 1050-1500

R. M. Wilson · Albert E. Hartung

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A Manual of the Writings in Middle Englisb, 1050-1500 is the definitive research tool used by beginning students as well as specialists in the field of Middle English. In each volume, eminent scholars have produced summaries of the contents of each Middle English text, followed by succinct, critical evaluations and an exhaustive bibliography. This series is an invaluable addition to the medieval scholar's pnrvate library as well as to every academic library collection.

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