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Notes:

• Cover title.
• Worksheets and copy of participant workbook in pocket.
• This program is modeled after the It’s Time To Talk program originally developed jointly by the Harbortown Rotary Club of Duluth and the Duluth Public Schools with consultation from Hazelden Health Promotion Services. Walking the Talk was written by Roger Svendsen for the Minnesota Institute of Public Health and adapted for use by the Central Center for the Application of Prevention Technology (CAPT) –P. 2.
• This booklet contains a program designed to assist adults to initiate discussions about the use and nonuse of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs with their children or other young people.

Subjects:

• Teenagers — Alcohol use.
• Teenagers — Substance use.
• Communication in drug abuse prevention.
• Drug abuse — Study and teaching.

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• Compiled mainly from … [the author's] …
• Includes bibliographical references (pages 262-263).

Subjects:

• Heraldry.
• Heraldry — Great Britain.
• Great Britain. fast (OCoLC)fst01204623

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Part of the series The new Middle Ages;New Middle Ages (Palgrave Macmillan (Firm))
Notes:

• Includes bibliographical references (p. [197]-221) and index.
• Female monasticism — Women in military orders — The Order of Saint John of Jerusalem — The lay sisters of Saint John of Jerusalem — Hospitaller sisters in the twelfth century — Hospitaller sisters in the thirteenth century — The hospital and its female members.

Subjects:

• Military religious orders — History — To 1500.
• Crusades — Participation, Female.
• Women — History — Middle Ages, 500-1500.
• Women in Christianity — History — Middle Ages, 600-1500.
• Hospitalers.
• Knights of Malta.

Requested by Adamo, P.

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Part of the series The Middle Ages series;Middle Ages series.
Notes:

• Includes bibliographical references (pages 295-317) and index.
• Violent knights, holy knights — Two model knight/authors as guides — The religious context for chivalric ideology — Independence in knightly piety — Knightly ideology developed and disseminated — The hero and the suffering servant — Knighthood and the new lay theology : ordines and labor — Knighthood and the new lay theology : confession and penance — Writing the death certificate for chivalric ideology.
• This study argues that chivalric ideology of the high and later Middle Ages selectively appropriated religious ideas to valorise the institution of knighthood, and describes how both elite warriors and clerics contributed to a Christian theology that validated the knights’ bloody profession.

Subjects:

• Chivalry — Religious aspects.
• Chivalry — Europe — History — To 1500.
• Knights and knighthood — Europe — History — To 1500.
• Europe — Church history — 600-1500.
• Chivalry in literature.
• Civilization, Medieval.

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Notes:

• First published in Great Britain in 1989 by The Boydell Press, Woodbridge –T.p. verso.
• Includes bibliographical references (p. 215-220) and index.
• Illustrations and text describe medieval tournaments in detail.
• The Origins of the Tournament — The Tournament in North-West Europe to 1400 — The Tournament in Germany — The Tournament in Italy and Spain — The Late Medieval and Renaissance Tournament: Spectacles, Pas d’armes, and Challenges — The Dangers of Tournaments: Spiritual Condemnation and Public Disorder — Tournament Armour — Tournaments as Events.

Subjects:

• Tournaments, Medieval, in literature — Europe.
• Knights and knighthood — Europe — History.
• Tournaments, Medieval, in literature.

Requested by Bibus, K

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Notes:

• Rev. ed. of: The book of the medieval knight. New York : Crown Publishers, 1985.
• Includes index.
• Includes index.

Subjects:

• Knights and knighthood — Europe — History — To 1500.
• Civilization, Medieval.
• Military history, Medieval.

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