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Reading without Books,lows man to discover truth.. Reform would therefore be achieved through training readers’ intellects, in Kirsty Campbell’s (2010: 152) words, to think “along the lines of logical discourse.” In this regard, syllogistic reasoning—a key tool of logic—is central to Pecock’s method;. so too, as Ian John

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Mapping the Readable Household,ect reading and architectural space, for the way these connections function to shape the authority of the Percy family, and for how they enable recognition of a late medieval secular mode of contemplative, domestic pilgrimage enacted through embodied reading.

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