This book is a fascinating collection of letters written by the Paston family, a prominent English clan in the 15th century. The letters offer a vivid and detailed picture of life in medieval England, including the political, social, and economic aspects of daily life. James Gairdner's edition includes many letters that had never been published before, and his commentary provides valuable historical context and analysis.

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