Series: Sutton Illustrated History Paperbacks. Paperback: 256 pages. However, surprisingly few of them are interesting, informative and accurate. Medicine and Society in Later Medival England is all of these things and more

Series: Sutton Illustrated History Paperbacks. Publisher: Sutton Pub Ltd (March 1, 1998). Medicine and Society in Later Medival England is all of these things and more. Spanning the wonderful world of medicine from it's specified time period Medicine & Society takes you on a vivid visual journey of the evolution of medicine prior to and during that time.

An incredibly interesting book that provides an excellent introduction to medicine in England between the 11th and the 16th century.

Shelves: history, medicine-anatomy, middle-ages, britain. An incredibly interesting book that provides an excellent introduction to medicine in England between the 11th and the 16th century

Medicine and Society in Later Medival England is all of these things and more. Spanning the wonderful world of medicine from it's specified time period Medicine & Society takes you on a vivid visual journey of the evolution of medicine prior to and during that time

Medicine and Society in Later Medival England is all of these things and more. It will sweep you off your feet and have you understanding that although medicine of that time period could be considered crude when compared against modern standards, it was in fact a science drawn from the evidence that they had at the time - and puts it all into context.

B&W Illustrations First published in 1995 by Sutton Publishing A comprehensive and pioneering study that explains the development and practice of medieval medicine in a social context ISBN: 184004005X (Medieval Studies, Disease, England). Other Products from hartmannbooks (View All).

This enlightening book looks at how people from all classes of medieval society enjoyed themselves when .

This enlightening book looks at how people from all classes of medieval society enjoyed themselves when not about their daily chores. Professor Reeves presents a fascinating, highly readable and superbly illustrated survey of the entertainments and pursuits with which the inhabitants of medieval England filled their leisure hours. Series: Sutton Illustrated History Paperbacks. Paperback: 240 pages. Publisher: Sutton Pub Ltd (December 1, 1997).

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A History of Medicine: Medieval medicine. Rawcliffe, Carole (1999). Medicine and Society in Later Medieval England. The Medical Practitioners of Medieval England: a biographical register. London: Sandpiper Books. p. 140. ISBN 9781840040050. London: Wellcome Historical Medical Library. pp. 61, 351. ISBN 978-0854840342.

3 Carole Rawcliffe, Medicine and Society in Later Medieval England (Stroud: Alan Sutton, 1995), 160–1. And cf. the substantial debt of £30 that the inrmarer of Westminster abbey owed to the apothecary Thomas Walden by 1350: Barbara Harvey, Living and Dying in England, 1150–1540 (Oxford: Clarendon, 1993), 84. 4 The classic general study by .

CAROLE RAWCLIFFE is Professor of Medieval History at the University of East .

CAROLE RAWCLIFFE is Professor of Medieval History at the University of East Anglia. important contribution. SOUTHERN HISTORY SOCIETY It is fair to say that Carole Rawcliffe has written the definitive study of leprosy in medieval England.

Carole Rawcliffe, Medicine & Society in Later Medieval England (Stroud: Sutton Publishing, 1995), p. 132 n. 24, pl. .The Form and Function of a Key Manuscript Source for Astro-medical Practice in Later Medieval England', Social History of Medicine, 16 (2003), 481-509 (p. 487). on pp. 66, 131. Peter Whitfield, The Mapping of the Heavens (London: British Library, 1995), pl. on p. 58. Kathleen L. Scott, Later Gothic Manuscripts 1390-1490, A Survey of Manuscripts Illuminated in the British Isles, 6, 2 vols (London: Harvey Miller, 1996), II, n. 39.