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Delve into 15th-century English history with "The Paston Letters, Volume VI (of 6), Part 2 (Index)," a crucial resource for understanding the social and political landscape of the era. This volume, meticulously prepared by James Gairdner, serves as the comprehensive index to the complete six-volume collection of the Paston family's letters.
A vital primary source, the Paston Letters offer unparalleled insight into the lives of a gentry family navigating the tumultuous reign of Henry VII. Explore the intricacies of medieval England through the personal correspondence of the Paston family, revealing details of daily life, legal matters, and political maneuvering.
This New Complete Library Edition provides invaluable access to a treasure trove of historical information. Scholars and enthusiasts alike will find this index an indispensable tool for navigating the rich tapestry of English history found within the complete Paston Letters. A must-have for anyone interested in social history, medieval studies, and the history of Great Britain.
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