Bibliomania in the Middle Ages

"Bibliomania in the Middle Ages" by Frederick Somner Merryweather explores the fascinating world of book collecting and libraries in medieval England. Delve into the intellectual history of the period and uncover the stories behind the manuscripts that shaped it.

This volume offers a compelling look at the lives of those driven by a passion for books during the Middle Ages. Discover the treasures they sought, the challenges they faced, and the enduring legacy they left behind. Merryweather's work provides a unique window into England's intellectual life from 1066-1485, illuminating the vital role of books in medieval society.

Perfect for those interested in medieval history, book collecting, and the history of libraries, "Bibliomania in the Middle Ages" provides an engaging and insightful journey into a world where books were prized possessions and centers of knowledge. This meticulously prepared print republication makes this important historical text available once again.

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