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The Paston Letters A.D. 1422-1509 is a collection of historical documents and letters from the Paston family of Norfolk, England, edited and compiled by James Gairdner. This book provides a wealth of information about life in medieval England, including details about social customs, political intrigue, and the daily life of rural and urban communities. The letters also offer insights into the personalities and relationships of the Paston family members themselves.

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