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	title:	Richard III: A Study of Service (Cambridge Studies in Medieval Life and Thought: Fourth Series)
	author:	Rosemary Horrox
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Cambridge University Press
	released:	March 14, 1991
	isbn:	0521407265
	isbn-13:	9780521407267

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For the serious medievalist - Rated This intelligent, academic work should be in the collection of anyone who wants to understand the medieval concepts of lordship and service. The full title of the book is "Richard III: A Study in Service" and that is exactly what the book details: Richard's reign, especially as "Lord of the North," is used to exemplify many important issues surrounding medieval administration and the medieval concept of service. Highly recommended.

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For the serious medievalist - Rated 5/5
This intelligent, academic work should be in the collection of anyone who wants to understand the medieval concepts of lordship and service. The full title of the book is "Richard III: A Study in Service" and that is exactly what the book details: Richard's reign, especially as "Lord of the North," is used to exemplify many important issues surrounding medieval administration and the medieval concept of service. Highly recommended.