The end of the Middle Ages? : England in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries

John Watts

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Medieval Literature and History Historical Studies of British Isles Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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A collection of essays by several leading scholars which reconsiders the case for the end to the Middle Ages in England and questions whether the values, systems and trends of one period were replaced by those of another. In the FIFTEENTH CENTURY series.

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