The year 1000
Subtitle: What life was like at the turn of the first millennium : an Englishman's world
Edition: First Edition
Publisher: Little, Brown and Company
Language: eng
Number of pages: 246
Copyright date: 1999
First sentence: It was an oak tree that provided the ink, from a boil-like pimple growing out of its bark.
Table of contents: label: The Julius Work Calendar
title: The Wonder of Survival
pagenum: 3; label: January
title: For All the Saints
pagenum: 7; label: February
title: Welcome to Engla-lond
pagenum: 23; label: March
title: Heads for Food
pagenum: 37; label: April
title: Feasting
pagenum: 51; label: May
title: Wealth and Wool
pagenum: 65; label: June
title: Life in Town; label: July
title: The Hungry Gap
pagenum: 99; label: August
title: Remedies
pagenum: 115; label: September
title: Pagans and Pannage
pagenum: 131; label: October
title: War Games
pagenum: 147; label: November
title: Females and the Price of Fondling
pagenum: 161; label: December
title: The End of Things, or a New Beginning?
pagenum: 177; label: The English Spirit
title: 193; label: Acknowledgements
title: 203; label: Bibliography
title: 207; label: Source Notes
title: 215; label: Index
title: 221