Barack Obama and Marcus Rashford discuss the way books have changed their lives
President Barack Obama and Manchester United footballer Marcus Rashford have spoken about campaigning, food poverty and the role that reading has played in their lives in an exclusive conversation hosted by Penguin Books. During the 30-minute conversation, President Obama revealed that it was discovering a box of books at a Church rummage sale that sparked […]
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Judith Bennett’s Ale, Beer, and Brewsters in England: Women’s Work in a Changing World, 1300-1600 was a colossal disappointment. I wanted to know about the rituals surrounding drinking in medieval England: the songs, the games, the parties. Bennett provided none of that information. I liked how the book showed ale and beer brewing as an economic activity, but the reader gets lost in the details of prices and wages.
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Judith Bennett’s Ale, Beer, and Brewsters in England: Women’s Work in a Changing World, 1300-1600 was a colossal disappointment. I wanted to know about the rituals surrounding drinking in medieval England: the songs, the games, the parties. Bennett provided none of that information. I liked how the book showed ale and beer brewing as an economic activity, but the reader gets lost in the details of prices and wages.
Rezwan MahbubCEO - Alpha Bangla
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