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Margarida de Portu in Kalamazoo

From the wilds of Kalamazoo, Michigan, where UTP is now two days into the 49th International Congress on Medieval Studies (ICMS)...

This entry was posted in Events & Conferences and tagged The Crusades, Steven Bednarski, Reading the Middle Ages, Middle Ages, Michigan, Medieval, Margarida de Portu, Kalamazoo, International Congress on Medieval Studies, A Short History of the Middle Ages, A Poisoned Past on May 9, 2014 by admin.
Our Medieval Valentine's Day Gift to You

Valentine's Day has arrived, and with it, the official release of A Short History of the Middle Ages, Fourth Edition. To celebrate, we’d like to share an excerpt from the book.

This entry was posted in Books and tagged Venus, troubadours, romance, Reading the Middle Ages, Persian love poetry, Middle Ages, Medieval, History, fabliaux, Edward the Confessor, courtly love, chivalry, Barbara H. Rosenwein, A Short History of the Middle Ages, #Rosenwein on February 14, 2014 by adelcol.
Today in the Twelfth Century

I am now back in Kalamazoo County and excited about another International Congress on Medieval Studies.

This entry was posted in Books, Events & Conferences and tagged Viking comics, Viking Age, twelfth century, Steven Bednarski, Snorri Sturluson, shofar, Sacred Violence, Reading the Middle Ages, Odin, Medieval Medicine, Lisi Oliver, Leslie Lockett, Kalamazoo, International Congress on Medieval Studies, Faith Wallis, berserker on May 12, 2011 by adelcol.

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