Charles Homer Haskins's foundational study identifying a twelfth century revival of law, philosophy, science and Latin letters that anticipated much of what is credited to the later Renaissance, complicating that period's claim to uniqueness.
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AuthorCharles Homer Haskins
PublisherHarvard University Press
Publication Year1927
Source TypeAcademic Monograph
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