Paul Hyams
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How many miraculous recoveries from castration and blinding were there in thirteenth-century England? Paul Hyams investigates the conjunction of the cure with the growth of a saint’s cult.
Published January 6 2003
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Service and Upward Mobility in Angevin England
Published November 1 1989
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