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2945-5936 rson testimonials.Examines timely topics about the role of m.This concise and unique volume explores the vital relationship between testimony, memory, and the community in medieval society. Joel T. Rosenthal assembles various categories of testimonies to illuminate how “ordinary” Late Medieval peopl

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Proofs of Age: The What and the Why,of the direct voices or memories of women. Jurors often joined in a common memory and, since they opened with a self-stated age, we get a cross section of the middle-aged and elderly men who would have represented the lore and social memory of the village.

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Life in the Village: Good News and Bad,pedestrian matters as great storms, fires, and accidents, with broken shins and broken arms seemingly quite prevalent among people who did manual labor and who rode unreliable animals. In aggregate these are all memories of what we can consider as the ordinary events—some good, some bad—that reflect the course of life and lived experience.

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More Scenes from Village Life,re were many memories of their business dealings: buying and selling land, buying and selling animals (sometimes in impressive numbers). Many of these transactions rested upon further references to literacy and written documents: charters, indentures, leases, and the like. The overall picture is one of much activity, mostly being locally focused.

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