This collection of essays takes a fresh and invigorating look at
late-medieval English society by focusing not on how people lived
but on how they saw the world and their place in it. Alongside
contributions on how different social groups saw themselves and
were seen by others are more general discussions of key aspects of
fifteenth-century life: attitudes to the rule of law, to the power
of the ruler, to education, to honour and service, and finally to
death.
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