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		<title>Analyzing History: Bertran de Born &#8211; Innocent Poet or Inciter of Revolt</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>While words are powerful tools that can invoke emotions ranging from jubilation to revulsion, could they be the cause of a rebellion against Henry II of England by his children and wife, Eleanor of Aquitaine? Could the words of a mere troubadour drive the revolt of a family against their king?</p>
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