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252 Reviews seeking justice. Charles W. Connell charts the failure of English medievalism to provide real change for the poor, despite some early political potential. Eliza Buhrer makes a useful contribution to opening up a wider debate about the shift from a theological notion of caritas to a modern conception of `charity'. Finally, Rosemarie McGerr and Tiffany Beechy provide in-depth studies of texts that will be of interest to specialists. In addition to the overall framing of the collection, a minor quibble concerns inconsistencies in translation of quotations. Nicholas Brodie The University of Tasmania Koziol, Geoffrey, The Politics of Memory and Identity in Carolingian Royal Diplomas: The West Frankish Kingdom (840987) (Utrecht Studies in Medieval Literacy, 19), Turnhout, Brepols, 2012; hardback; pp. xix, 661; 10 b/w illustrations; R.R.P. 100.00; ISBN 9782503535951. At a time when scholars are redefining the way historiography treats the Middle Ages, Geoffrey Koziol's dense volume follows along the traditions of historians such as Janet Nelson and Chris Wickham in addressing some complex questions surrounding the drafting, function, and implications of diplomas in the politics of the Carolingian dynasty. Covering the time from the death of Louis the Pious to the reign of his last
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Published: Sep 13, 2013
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