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The Cadfael companion by Robin Whiteman · Booklabria

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The Cadfael companion

HistoryEnglish Detective and mystery stories

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First published: 1991
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

A companion to the novels set in the 12th century featuring Brother Cadfael, the Welsh monk and herbalist of Shrewsbury Abbey, who uses his powers of deduction to solve murder mysteries. This is a guide to the characters, locations, plants, herbs and medieval terms that appear in the novels.

Subjects: History
English Detective and mystery stories
Encyclopedias
In literature
Characters
Monks
Set in: Shrewsbury
Time: 12th Century
Characters: Brother Cadfael

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