[MR] "The Bayeux Tapestry: Embroidering the Facts of History"

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>From a lovely lady named Sharon on the SCA Librarians list ... 
 

This is  available through Amazon  France:
http://www.amazon.fr/exec/obidos/ASIN/2841332136/qid%3D1109465418/171-9734742-
0501861


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> Bouet, Pierre, Brian Levy and Francois Neveus, eds.  "The Bayeux  Tapestry:
> Embroidering the Facts of History".  Caen: Presses  Universitaires de Caen,
> 2004.  Proceedings of the Cerisy  Colloquium, 1999. pp. 426.  $50.00 (hb) 
> ISBN 2-84133-213-6  



Nancy  

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someone who welcomes new ideas  without rigid reactions, someone who cares about 
the welfare of the people --  their health, their housing, their schools, 
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