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English Life and Manners in the Later Middle Ages
By A. Abram
452 pages
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- George Routledge & Sons
- Place of publication:
- London
- Publication year:
- 1913
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Table of contents
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- Title Page v
- Preface ix
- Contents xi
- List of Illustrations xiii
- Abbreviations Used in The References xv
- Chapter I Social Classes 1
- Chapter II Life Amongst the Aristocracy 9
- Chapter III Characteristics of Town Life 18
- Chapter IV The Position of Women 31
- Chapter V The Church and the Nation 46
- Chapter VI Some Aspects of Monastic Life 62
- Chapter VII Business Life 80
- Chapter VIII The Unemployed 95
- Chapter IX Aliens in England 103
- Chapter X Family Life 113
- Chapter XI "Mete and Drinke" 134
- Title Page v
- Preface ix
- Contents xi
- List of Illustrations xiii
- Abbreviations Used in The References xv
- Chapter I Social Classes 1
- Chapter II Life Amongst the Aristocracy 9
- Chapter III Characteristics of Town Life 18
- Chapter IV The Position of Women 31
- Chapter V The Church and the Nation 46
- Chapter VI Some Aspects of Monastic Life 62
- Chapter VII Business Life 80
- Chapter VIII The Unemployed 95
- Chapter IX Aliens in England 103
- Chapter X Family Life 113
- Chapter XI "Mete and Drinke" 134
- Chapter XII The Mirror of Fashion 152
- Chapter XIII Houses 173
- Chapter XIV Public Health 190
- Chapter XV Education 204
- Chapter XVI Amusements 230
- Chapter XVII Travelling 248
- Chapter XVIII National Character 260
- Appendix Authorities 284
- Index 337