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    Fool and His Money : Life in a Partitioned Town in Fourteenth-Century France

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      Fool and His Money : Life in a Partitioned Town in Fourteenth-Century France

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      from soniaandree

      I cannot say much more than the previous comment! The book is about my hometown of Rodez - up to now, most families stayed the same since the middle-ages, and like then, everybody knows everyone. So once a treasure is discovered, nothing should be disclosed, by fear of losing said treasure to oth...

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      from JBD1

      One of those microhistories that might have been good, but ends up being way more tangent than story, and doesn't even have the consolation of an interesting ending. Entirely skippable.

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