Breaking Up Is Hard To Do: Dissolving Royal and Noble Marriages in Eleventh-Century Germany*

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RT @Pseudo_Isidore: @1066Unicorn @TheresaEarenfi1 https://t.co/0ybI3cmmnU by Alison Creber

14 Oct 2019

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@1066Unicorn @TheresaEarenfi1 https://t.co/0ybI3cmmnU by Alison Creber

14 Oct 2019

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Great to see the 2017 GHS Essay Prize winner now out in print (and online) in our journal! Congratulations (again!) to Alison Creber! Read her article here: https://t.co/N1UnmT65X2 #germanhistory

17 May 2019

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I enjoyed examining Alison's thesis which was excellent!

09 May 2019

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