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Delve into fifteenth-century England through the intimate correspondence of the Paston family. "The Paston Letters, Volume V (of 6): New Complete Library Edition" offers an unparalleled glimpse into the lives, concerns, and social landscape of a prominent English family during the reign of Henry VII.
Compiled and meticulously prepared by James Gairdner, this volume presents primary sources that illuminate a pivotal era in Great Britain's history. Explore the personal and political intrigues of the time through the actual words of the Pastons themselves. More than just historical documents, these letters reveal universal human experiences within the specific context of medieval England.
A treasure trove for social history enthusiasts and those interested in the intricacies of family life centuries ago, this book provides direct access to the voices of the past. Discover the enduring power of personal narratives and the complexities of a world on the cusp of significant change. A vital resource for understanding Great Britain during the late medieval period.
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