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Edited Volumes And Collected Papers -- Bibliographies, Review Articles, Reference Studies, Etc. -- General, Political, Biographical, Military And Diplomatic History -- Legal, Administrative, And Constitutional History -- Social And Economic, Regional And Family History, Numismatics, And Demography -- Women, Domesticity, Marriage, Sex And Sexuality (and Margery Kempe) -- Urban And Municipal History -- Rural, Manorial, And Agricultural History, And Uppity Peasants -- The Church And Religion -- Intellectual History: Science And Technology Schools And Education, Medicine And Hospitals -- The Fine Arts: Painting And Illumination, Sculpture, Architecture And Building, Music -- Better Late Than Never. Joel T. Rosenthal. Includes Index.
- Author
- Rosenthal, Joel Thomas , 1934-
- Publisher
- Medieval Institute publications, Western Michigan University
- Published
- 2003
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781580440752
- Subjects
- Computer Science, History, Reference
- Updated
- 2026-03-24
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