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First facts about the Middle Ages

by Fiona Macdonald (1998)

About this book

Surveys the dwellings, occupations, food, religion, festivals, cathedrals, clothing, diseases, and customs that prevailed in Europe during the Middle Ages.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraMedieval
Protagonist / CoreFirst facts about the Middle Ages Lead Character

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