Emma Mason
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Emma Mason argues that rising population brought a surprising degree of movement, politically, geographically and socially.
Published April 30 2000
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Debra J. BirchCathedral Shrines of Medieval EnglandBen Nilson
Published May 31 1999
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The monastery was the focus of the local community in many medieval towns. Emma Mason describes the way of life of the monks and the young people in their care in the 11th and 12th centuries. Published April 30 1998
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