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The Priory of Saint-Fromond, the Abbey of Cerisy, and the "Last Norman Pancarte"
Annales de Normandie, Volume: 74, Issue: 1
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Daniel Power
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Pancartes represent one of the main groups of diplomatic forms emanating from northern French religious houses in the eleventh and early twelfth centuries, but their composition over time through multiple transactions pose problems for historians, as comparisons with other records often reveal. This...
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