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The medieval woman
Edith Ennen and E. F. N Jephcott-
Frontmatter
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Introduction The Middle Ages and Ourselves (page 1)
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1 The Early Middle Ages 500- 1050 (page 24)
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2 The High Middle Ages 1050-1250 (page 97)
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3 The Late Middle Ages 1250- 1500 (page 148)
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Conclusion Constants and Variables, and Continuity in Change (page 267)
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Sources and Bibliography (page 283)
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Index (page 316)
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Published: 1989
Publisher: Blackwell
- 9780631161660 (hardcover)