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List of maps and tables; Preface; Acknowledgements; Abbreviations;
1. The spoken and the written word;
2. law and the written word;
3. A literate community: the evidence of the charters;
4. The production and possession of books: an economic dimension;
5. The organization of written knowledge;
6. The literacy of the laity; Epilogue; Index of manuscripts; General index.
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Eric Fry
reviewed The Carolingians and the Written Word on June 12, 2017 The Carolingians and the Written Word
Literacy and writing were important to the Carolingians as the emperor established and expanded the administrative state. No shortage of eager bureaucrats to 'spread the word' in written form, either. Dense, rich, meaty, foundational research, including important work on the literacy already widespread before the Carolingians, based on the author's research on the pre-Carolingian St. Gall charters and manuscripts.
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