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The best books on Medieval Europe

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By Robert Bartlett, Peter Pentz, ed. Gareth Williams
| Five Books
Let’s start by defining our terms. When do you consider the medieval period in Europe to have begun, and when did it end? It’s not a straightforward question, particularly for someone like me, an early medievalist. My idea of the early Middle Ages probably begins somewhat before many other people’s. There’s a popular conception of the Middle Ages as the period from the Norman Conquest onwards: the period of knights, castles, crusades and all the rest of that business.
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Oběšenec - Robert Bartlett

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By Robert Bartlett
| databazeknih.cz
O knize Oběšenec Esej amerického medievisty Roberta Bartletta je mistrnou sondou do antrologie 13. století. Autor v ní zkoumá vztah středověkých lidí k zázračnu jako součásti soudobých náboženských a společenských představ. Na příkladu Velšana Viléma Cragha, odsouzeného k smrti oběšením a následně zázračně vzkříšeného biskupem Tomášem z Cantilupe, rozkrývá meandry utváření kolektivní paměti několik let po zázračném vzkříšení.
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Visiting Cuba 2026 — A Critical Point Original

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By Robert Bartlett
| International Viewpoint
I VISITED CUBA over the 2026 May Day week with a delegation from Building Relations with Cuban Labor. The effects of the 65+ year U.S. embargo and recent blockade of oil were everywhere to be seen. [1] The airport was practically empty with only one terminal open and another closed due to the lack of aviation fuel necessary to refuel planes, other than those who could carry enough fuel to do a round-trip visit.
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