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Do “novellas” or similar books written during 14-15th century only gain their popularity after Gutenberg and spread of vernacular translations?

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How high was the overall mortality rate for late medieval winters (14-15th century) in Central and Eastern Europe?

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Before Gutenberg and spread of vernacular translation, would it be possible that a late medieval (1350-1440) noble is able to not only speak, but READ foreign vernacular literatures? Does medivel vernacular literature gains foreign popularity like this?

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I had saw various research concluding that medieval horse size are no more than 14.2 hands in general, was that still be the case at the beginning of 15th century in continental Europe?

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Do most High to Late Medieval (1000-1453) Catholic Commanders Read or Write contemporary Military Manuals Except Roman and Byzantine ones?

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Were there records of dogs being used in late medieval (1300-1450) warfare?

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How can a 15th century commoner/ noble acquires books before Gutenberg?

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How accurate is the trope that there're well-equipped guards patroling medieval castle corridors and city streets?

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Did few Europeans realized about using excrement as fertilizer before in contact with Eastern culture?

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Are there some more “Grey/Unorthodox” ways for a late medieval knight to gain a new fief?

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Do “novellas” or similar books written during 14-15th century only gain their popularity after Gutenberg and spread of vernacular translations?	5	AskHistorians
How high was the overall mortality rate for late medieval winters (14-15th century) in Central and Eastern Europe?	5	AskHistorians
Before Gutenberg and spread of vernacular translation, would it be possible that a late medieval (1350-1440) noble is able to not only speak, but READ foreign vernacular literatures? Does medivel vernacular literature gains foreign popularity like this?	4	AskHistorians
I had saw various research concluding that medieval horse size are no more than 14.2 hands in general, was that still be the case at the beginning of 15th century in continental Europe?	4	AskHistorians
Do most High to Late Medieval (1000-1453) Catholic Commanders Read or Write contemporary Military Manuals Except Roman and Byzantine ones?	4	AskHistorians
Were there records of dogs being used in late medieval (1300-1450) warfare?	4	AskHistorians
How can a 15th century commoner/ noble acquires books before Gutenberg?	4	AskHistorians
How accurate is the trope that there're well-equipped guards patroling medieval castle corridors and city streets?	3	AskHistorians
Did few Europeans realized about using excrement as fertilizer before in contact with Eastern culture?	3	AskHistorians
Are there some more “Grey/Unorthodox” ways for a late medieval knight to gain a new fief? NSFW	3	AskHistorians