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ISBN 10: 0060920467
ISBN 13: 9780060920463
Author: Frances Gies, Joseph Gies
1. The Village
This chapter describes the physical layout of the village, including the open fields, common lands, and the arrangement of houses.
2. The Lord and His Manor
Explores the role of the lord of the manor, the manorial system, and the obligations and rights of both the lord and the peasants.
3. The Peasant and His Family
Focuses on the daily life of a peasant family, their living conditions, and the roles of men, women, and children.
4. The Village as a Community
Examines the social life, customs, and communal responsibilities of the villagers.
5. The Year’s Work
A detailed account of the agricultural cycle, from plowing and sowing to harvesting and fallow periods.
6. Eating and Drinking
Describes the diet of the medieval peasant, including the types of food, drink, and cooking methods.
7. The Medieval Woman
A chapter dedicated to the status, roles, and legal rights of women in the village community.
8. The Church in the Village
Covers the role of the parish church, the priest, religious observances, and the church's influence on daily life.
9. Sickness and Health
Discusses medieval understanding of medicine, common illnesses, remedies, and hygiene.
10. Law and Order
Explains the manorial court, punishments, and how disputes were resolved within the village.
11. The End of the Middle Ages
Examines the changes and crises, such as the Black Death, that led to the decline of the feudal system and the medieval village structure.
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