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Patrons, Authors And Workshops: Books And Book Production in Paris Around 1400
By Peter Ainsworth (editor) and Godfried Croenen (editor)
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9789042917071 | Peeters Bvba, July 30, 2006, cover price $94.00

Regions and Landscapes: Reality and Imagination in Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe
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Product Description: The present volume brings together European and American scholars from a range of complementary disciplines (cartographers, economic and social historians, historians of social and political institutions, economic geographers, historians of art and textual analysts), all of whom are interested in exploring potential interconnections between their respective approaches to the study of regions and landscapes, 'real' or imagined, in the early modern and medieval periods...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)
By Peter Ainsworth (editor)
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9780820450636 | Peter Lang Pub Inc, December 1, 2000, cover price $51.95 | About this edition: The present volume brings together European and American scholars from a range of complementary disciplines (cartographers, economic and social historians, historians of social and political institutions, economic geographers, historians of art and textual analysts), all of whom are interested in exploring potential interconnections between their respective approaches to the study of regions and landscapes, 'real' or imagined, in the early modern and medieval periods.
9783906765327 | Peter Lang, December 1, 2000, cover price $69.95 | About this edition: The present volume brings together European and American scholars from a range of complementary disciplines (cartographers, economic and social historians, historians of social and political institutions, economic geographers, historians of art and textual analysts), all of whom are interested in exploring potential interconnections between their respective approaches to the study of regions and landscapes, ‘real’ or imagined, in the early modern and medieval periods.

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