Llywelyn ab Iorwerth : the making of a Welsh prince
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The Stealing of the “Apple of Eve” from the 13th century Synagogue of Winchester
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Girard d’Athee and the Men from the Touraine Their Roles under King John
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The evolutionary dynamics of the credit relationship between Henry III and Flemish merchants, 1247-1270
Within England, the royal household was by far the biggest single customer for cloth,
wax and other high-status goods.
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