Life in the Middle Ages

Saturday, December 26, 2020

Saint Stephen

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 It's the day after Christmas, Saint Stephen's day, so I will blog about Saint Stephen. Most people probably only think about him in...
Monday, December 21, 2020

Christmas Presents

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 At the same time as TV shows and magazines are telling us to simplify, to get away from commercialization and overspending and discover ...
Friday, December 11, 2020

Queens

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 We think of queens as wives of kings, as of course they were, but they also were rulers in their own right.  After all, Elizabeth II has be...
Saturday, December 5, 2020

Old Folks Homes

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 In the modern West it has become common to have what used to be called old folks' homes (not to be confused with the Stephen Foster son...
Sunday, November 29, 2020

Medieval Church Officers

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 We tend to think of the medieval church as monolithic, as a single, unified entity.  In fact, there were numerous different entities within...
Friday, November 20, 2020

November in the Middle Ages

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 It's November, a month that seems stuck somewhere between fall and winter, can't figure out which one it wants to be.  It's a m...
Wednesday, November 11, 2020

Mills

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 Mills were the equivalent of medieval factories, places where machinery provided a lot of the hard work that made it possible for people to...
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C. Dale Brittain
I'm both a professor of medieval history and a fantasy writer, having loved both history and fantasy since high school. Formative experiences: reading "Lord of the Rings" and traveling around Europe with my family, which included a great deal of climbing on castles. Check out my website, www.Daimbert.com. Follow me on Twitter, @DaimbertYurt.
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