[Artemisia] Bibliographic Information

[Bruce Padget]

Ooooohhhh....just what Elyn and I need, more excuses
to order from Amazon and American Book Exchange.

But hey, the weather's warming up, so the rent can
slide and we'll build a shelter out of bookcases :D

Regards,
Niccolo
Abbastanz Buon Non E Abbastanza Buono
bapadget at yahoo.com
(But seriously, this looks tres cool.)

--- "Theodora (AKA Rachael)" <ladythea at myway.com>
wrote:
> 
> Greetings, all.
> I stumbled (literally) upon something about a week
> ago that has provided me with a *wealth* of
> information.  It is the course materials for the
> History Department at the University College London.
>  There are *extensive* reading lists and
> bibliographies that are very well organized.  The
> class lists are located at
>
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/history/2003/students/ug/Coursemat.htm
> 
> >From there, you can choose topics that interest
> you, and look at the course information.  Of course,
> it is not all medieval, but a good portion is.
> 
> Happy surfing,
> Thea
> (HL Theodora of Trebizond
> Barony of Sentinels' Keep, Kingdom of Artemisia)
> 
> 
> 
> 
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