Medieval Graffiti: The Lost Voices of England’s Churches

Philip Højen Wørss Brønnum Hansen

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Medieval Graffiti is the culmination of a research project on churches of East Anglia. The book seeks much less to study medieval elites and more to trace ‘peasants’ voices’ within church spaces vi...

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