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Fiction
Young Adult
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Romance |
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Romance |
English
History
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A Golden Web
Barbara Quick
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Runaway Lady,
Conquering Lord
Carol Townend |
The Warrior's Forbidden Virgin
Michelle Willingham
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The Time Traveler's Guide To Medieval
England
Ian Mortimer
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Historical
Romance |
Historical
Fiction |
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Fiction |
Historical
Romance |
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Fiction |
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Romance |
Taming Her Irish
Warrior
Michelle Willingham
Irish Romance
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The Squire's Quest
Gerald Morris
Arthurian Children's Book
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Prelude to Camelot
Cynthia Breeding
Early Arthurian Days
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One Snowy Knight
Deborah MacGillivray
Scottish Romance
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The Fruit of Her
Hands
Michelle Cameron
13th Century Jewish Fiction
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Once Upon a Knight
Jackie Ivie
Scottish Romance
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Historical
Fiction
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Historical
Fiction
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Time Travel
Romance |
Mystery
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Romance eBook
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Romance
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The King's Daughter
Sandra Worth
A Medieval
World on the
brink of change
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Figures in Silk
Vanora Bennett
Silk, women and
political intrigue
in the late medieval world
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A Highlander of Her
Own
Melissa Mayhue |
The Apostate's Tale:
A Dame Frevisse
Medieval Mystery
Margaret Frazer
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The Commander's
Desire
Jennette Green
A Scottish
Princess and a Murderer!
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The Knight's Return
Joanne Rock
Irish Medieval
Quest
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Medieval
Milestones
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William Caxton
1472 -
Printed first book in English, his own
translation of 'The Recuyell
of the Histories of Troye'
1476 -
established first printing press
in England at Westminster. Among books he
printed were:
Chaucer's 'Canterbury Tales'
Gower's 'Confession Amantis'
Malory's 'Le Morte d'Arthur'
The
BBC on William Caxton
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Early
English Text Society
The Early English Text Society
is an organization to reprint
early English texts, especially
those only available in manuscript.
Most of its volumes are in Middle English and Old English.
It was founded in England in
1864 by Frederick James Furnivall.
Membership of the Society is open
to libraries and to individuals interested
in the study of medieval English
literature. In return for their
subscription members receive new publications
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Margery Kempe - First Autobiography in
English, written via amanuensis.
Mapping
Margery Kempe
More
about Margery Kempe
"A married
woman who attempted to live a life
devoted to
Christ, Margery sought official Church
recognition
for her status as a spiritual woman
and mystic,
while continuing to live and travel in
the secular
world. She experienced intense
emotional
visionary encounters with Christ"
Above quote
from Mapping
Margery Kempe
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