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True love is the greatest thing in the world–

True love is the greatest thing in the world–

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My Well-Beloved Father: Fatherhood in the Fifteenth Century
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Grief is boring.
True love is the greatest thing in the world--
Ryght Welbeloued to Warm Regards: Medieval letters and why your email sign-off matters
Chaucer's Funny Rape: Addressing a Taboo in Medieval Studies
Medieval Midwifery: An Interview With Dr Alaya Swann
Falling in love and crying: "Professionalism", gender & emotion
Unsexy History: Writing with Respect

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