A Fifteenth-century Courtesy Book [a General Rule to Teche Euery Man that is Willynge for to Lerne to Serve a Lorde Or Mayster in Euery Thyng to His Plesure], Edited from the Ms. by R.W. Chambers, ... and Two Fifteenth-century Franciscan Rules [the Thirde Order of Seynt Franceys for the Brethren and Susters of the Order of Penitentis - the Rewle of Sustris Menouresses Enclosid], Edited from the Ms. by Walter W. Seton, ...
A Fifteenth-century Courtesy Book [a General Rule to Teche Euery Man that is Willynge for to Lerne to Serve a Lorde Or Mayster in Euery Thyng to His Plesure], Edited from the Ms. by R.W. Chambers, ... and Two Fifteenth-century Franciscan Rules [the Thirde Order of Seynt Franceys for the Brethren and Susters of the Order of Penitentis - the Rewle of Sustris Menouresses Enclosid], Edited from the Ms. by Walter W. Seton, ...

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Published: 1914

Total Pages: 127

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A Fifteenth-Century Courtesy Book
A Fifteenth-Century Courtesy Book

Author: Poor Clares

Publisher: Wentworth Press

Published: 2016-08-26

Total Pages: 152

ISBN-13: 9781362264576

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