Presents a radically new and different approach to fruit trees - an approach that makes sense for people who want to fit more fruit trees into a particular space; preservers who want to grow their own fruit more easily; fruit tree growers who want to experiment with dwarf trees.
This book is the first to address medieval book history for graduate students of medieval English literature. Ralph Hanna presents a history of the English medieval book through a series of examples centred on carefully chosen texts and their physical and cultural surrounds.
This book is conceived as a handbook for graduates interested in texts and their manuscript presentation, not solely in editing them. As such, it is potentially of broad interest in all fields from antiquity to early modern studies.