THE MEASLY MIDDLE AGES

By Terry Deary

Synopsis

Another chunk of horrible history with bold knights, ladies in tall pointy hats and revolting peasants. Medieval monks, plague and the Black Death are all explained here!

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Narrator	Tony Lister
Length	3hrs 15mins
Catalogue No.	616384
Publisher	Hippo

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