This book examines the Christian thinking expressed in monastic
gardens in the mediaeval period and specific types of monastic
garden and the plants contained therein. It follows with an account
of known gardens and what became of them. The book concludes with
reflections on the lessons that modern times can take from the
monks. Francis Beswick is a semi-retired schoolteacher and is a
writer on Religious Studies. He has passionate interests in
Religious Studies, History and gardening, so this book grew out of
these interests. He is deeply concerned about the environment and
believes that the way to save the Earth from ruin is for people to
address the spiritual faults that give rise to materialism. He is
married with four children, one of whom is still at home.
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