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Review 'A lovely, witty treasure trove of a book, spilling over with historical gems. Dani�le Cybulskie is an excellent guide to the middle ages, whisking you away on a journey into the distant past and revealing what life was really�like for those�who had the good - or bad - luck to be born there. Sharp and occasionally pungent with the sounds, sights and smells of a long-lost world, this is a very human history: sometimes weird, always wonderful.'�- Dan Jones, bestselling author of The Plantagenets and The Templars'Life in Medieval Europe�is an absolute treat of a book - every sentence packed with thought-provoking information, and at the same time a joy to read. Dani�le Cybulskie knows the medieval world like the back of her�hand, and she's the perfect guide - warm, witty, and very, very wise.' - Helen Castor, author of Joan of Arc: A History�'With wit and a keen eye for the telling detail, Dani�le cuts through cliches about medieval Europe. She knows her stuff! This engaging book is perfect for all who read or write novels about medieval Europe. Highly recommended!' - Candace Robb, author of The Owen Archer mysteries Read more About the Author Dani�le Cybulskie has been researching and writing about the Middle Ages for over a decade. She is the author of The Five-Minute Medievalist and is a featured writer at Medievalists.net. A former college professor and specialist in medieval literature and Renaissance drama, her work has been published across international magazines, spanning topics from The Hundred Years� War to Roman togas. Her mission is to make history fun, entertaining, and engaging, as well as to draw attention to our shared human nature across the centuries. Read more
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