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Extente of Guernsey (1331) — other — Clarity Today

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Extente of Guernsey (1331)

Edward III's 1331 survey of Guernsey; the search for a 16th-century copy led to the first fragment identification.

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Seventeen recycled covers are all that is left of medieval Guernsey's books

Fragments reused as bindings on feudal record books are the island's first hard evidence of medieval reading, and one of them doubles the manuscript record of a rare French play.

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Adoption: Insufficient
Hype gap+18
Incentives62

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