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Bakers Brewers And Bricklayers The History Of Everyday German Peasants Vol 1 100 Bce1450 David Koehler

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Bakers Brewers And Bricklayers The History Of Everyday German Peasants Vol 1 100 Bce1450 David Koehler
$ 31.00 $ 45.00 (-31%)

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Bakers Brewers And Bricklayers The History Of Everyday German Peasants Vol 1 100 Bce1450 David Koehler instant download after payment.

Publisher: Wisdom Editions
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 8.75 MB
Pages: 370
Author: David Koehler
ISBN: B0CBT5GY1H
Language: English
Year: 2023
Volume: 1

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Bakers Brewers And Bricklayers The History Of Everyday German Peasants Vol 1 100 Bce1450 David Koehler by David Koehler B0CBT5GY1H instant download after payment.

This is the story of how the author’s German ancestors coped with life since the time of Julius Caesar. Why was so much of the Germany we know today never absorbed into the Roman Empire while much of Europe was? The book answers intimate questions about how Germans lived; everyday things like how they heated their houses and what they wore to bed (if anything) in the so-called “Dark Ages” of the sixth century.

When did Germans start brewing beer? How were such a stubborn people converted to Christianity and then large proportions of them to Lutheranism? There are several charming surprises, including the radical changes that resulted in their lives when they rediscovered how to make bricks and what became a staple part of every meal. Many Americans have German family names; here, you will find out how those names were chosen.

Enjoy a delightful historical discovery read along the lines of what we might expect from authors like Bill Bryson.

“When readers say they couldn’t put a book down, we nearly always roll our eyes after seeing this phrase so overused, yet in this case it was true; as a lover of German history, I absolutely read this substantial work of German peasants over a weekend, only stopping for food, sleep and the toilet,”

-Ian Graham Leask, author of The Wounded and other stories about sons and fathers.

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