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Love Locked Out
A survey of love, licence and restriction in the Middle Ages

Celugh, James
Publisher:  Tandem, London, United Kingdom
Year Published:  1967   First Published:  1963
Pages:  288pp  
Resource Type:  Book

A study of the irrepressible sexuality of the Middle Ages, describing the attempts of the church to impose a morality on libidinous medieval society, and shows how they were frustrated at every turn.

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Table of Contents

Introduction
Artists
Holidaymakers
Dancers
Mummers
Flagellants
The Fool Cult
The Fool Proper
Students as 'Fools'
Cowls and Coifs
Witchcraft
Whoredom
Bathers
Dance Macabre
Privilege
Lords of Misrule
The Case of Gilles de Rais
Epilogue
Eastern Glamour
Pornography
Censors
Conclusion
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