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ananda

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1. Yes. Very great book.
Sat Nov 14, 2020, 06:18 PM
Nov 2020

It also highlighted the class divide, and the way the
nobles of manors controlled the peasants and ended
uprisings.

This was very eye-opening.

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Yes. Very great book. ananda Nov 2020 #1
Yes, excellent book. Gave me insight into sociological implications of events. SharonAnn Nov 2020 #16
Yes, excellent book. Gave me insight into sociological implications of events. SharonAnn Nov 2020 #17
It was originally published in 1978 before anyone knew about AIDS (n/t) Spider Jerusalem Nov 2020 #2
I stand corrected--thanks The Blue Flower Nov 2020 #7
I do indeed. Read it in my early twenties. Mister Ed Nov 2020 #3
That book has a special place in my heart lanlady Nov 2020 #4
Unless it kills something approaching 1/3 of the population, Crunchy Frog Nov 2020 #5
Absolutely remember it. I used it as a source for a term paper I wrote in 1982. Pacifist Patriot Nov 2020 #6
I Have That Book colsohlibgal Nov 2020 #8
I read it and enjoyed it thoroughly. It's excellent... Hekate Nov 2020 #9
What a coincidence ... earthside Nov 2020 #10
I have never gotten around to reading it, even though I've long intended to. PoindexterOglethorpe Nov 2020 #11
I love "The Doomsday Book." tblue37 Nov 2020 #13
Yeah. PoindexterOglethorpe Nov 2020 #15
"To Say Nothing of the Dog" is another of her books that I love. tblue37 Nov 2020 #18
Yes. That's a delight also. PoindexterOglethorpe Nov 2020 #19
No, but I will now! tblue37 Nov 2020 #20
Yes, do so! PoindexterOglethorpe Nov 2020 #22
How did the Bubonic Plague make the Italian Renaissance possible? Celerity Nov 2020 #12
I read this book back in the late seventies...always liked Tuchman's work pecosbob Nov 2020 #14
Thanks for the reminder! bif Nov 2020 #21
Yep. jeffreyi Nov 2020 #23
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