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Middle Ages
When everyone went to church (but not everyone did)
October 11, 2021
Compulsory attendance in the Middle Ages presented its own set of problems
Stop teaching our children lazy anti-Catholic myths
September 14, 2017
Textbooks are distorting medieval history and ignoring the era's rich Catholic culture
This room will destroy your prejudices about the medieval world
September 03, 2015
No one who visits the Victoria and Albert Museum's Room 50A will leave thinking the Middle Ages were backward
What history obsessives get right
March 10, 2015
It is odd that Richard III merits star treatment but Britain's obsession with its history does have its benefits
A scholarly examination of the long, anxious quarrel over St Peter
December 04, 2014
An American author makes an admirable attempt to shed light on a confusing period in papal history
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