Have your friends in on Christmas eve, Christmas afternoon or any convenient time until after New Year's and serve then something warm, spicy, and fragrant. 123) Spiced Cider Chaldean Prunes Lemon Chicken Chick-Pea Salad Persian Cream Ring Ginger Cakes MEDIEVAL EUROPEAN CHRISTMAS What people ate for Christmas in Medieval times depended greatly upon who they were (peasants, merchants, nuns, lords, kings) and where they lived (England? France? Germany? Spain?)
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Amazon.com: The History of the World (9780199936762): J. M. Roberts, O. A. Westad: Books
http://www.amazon.com/The-History-World-J-Roberts/dp/0199936765Rather this book addresses the what and to some degree the why of human history - from the earliest hominids into the Arab Spring of our own time.Roberts and Westad have provided well grounded observations for the major events in human history - especially the central transformations. Also the book has very few maps or charts, which can cause confusion about where or when events happened and make for a less lively account The book's real forte lies in its insightful explanations and interpretations of world events---not just descriptions, as is true of most histories
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