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Far from being truly a time of darkness, the center Ages was an important period in the grand narrative of Western history. But that which was it like to actually stay in those extraordinary times? Now you can find out. These 36 lectures provide a different point of view on the population and culture of the center Ages - one which entrenches you in the daily individuals experience of living in this underappreciated era. Drawing on history, literature, the arts, technology, and research, these lectures will deepen the way you understand not only the center Ages but anything that came afterward: From Renaissance, to the Enlightenment, to your own world. Filled with amazing insights, this series brings you better than ever before to life as it was lived and felt. You'll meet the favors of William Caxton, England's first computer printer who not only imprinted and distributed a variety of works but also often was required to convert them himself; learn about Hugh of Payns and the role of his Knights Templar - prepared for the coverage of pilgrims planing a trip to Jerusalem - in the creation of the first modern loan provider; see how neighborhoods dealt with matrimony in a period when the church had not yet attracted this establishment into its orbit; and much more. High with information and period depth (including revealing types of medieval literature from the English, France, Norse, Icelandic, and Italian worlds), these lectures will dramatically increase your knowledge of how lives in the centre Ages were really lived.
