ERIC: From the 11th to the 15th centuries, when the Troubadours flourished in Southern France, one of the most famous of the ...

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I belatedly read a book that others around here will know, April Stevens’ “Teach Me Tiger!”, a 2013 memoir that’s interesting all the way. What it shows (among other things)?

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