Society and Culture in Early Modern France

Unfortunately, every one of the latter qualities listed in Segar may be found, three hundred years earlier, in Lull.Apart from jargon about "social structure," clichés about the "gentry," and various historical commonplaces, the reader will find merely short summaries of a limited selection of primary sources, several of which have been published in such "not readily available" collections as the Early English Text Society.Despite Uhlig's work, there is certainly room for a book on the subject proposed in Mirrors of Courtesy.