A Survey of the Middle Ages: A.D. 500 - 1270
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A Survey of the Middle Ages: A.D. 500 - 1270
Narrated by:
John Pruskin
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Narrated by:
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John Pruskin
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By:
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John Pruskin
About this listen
In this audiobook, John Pruskin takes us from the fall of the Roman Empire to the cusp of the Italian Renaissance. You have a ringside seat as the remnants of the Roman Empire emerge from the tangled chaos of the barbarian conquests.
The Eastern Empire becomes Byzantine, Mohammedanism transforms culture in large parts of the West; Europe expands through the Crusades; marauding Vikings settle down in their permanent dwelling places; and feudal society takes definite shape. Meet the popes, peasants, lords, and ladies of the Middle Ages.
This book also includes a special one-hour lecture, "Music of the Middle Ages".
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