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by Colin Duncan Taylor - Merci mille fois for having written such an accessible and wry book about the history of the Lauragais. SUCH an approachable tome. I have tried many a time to find a book which would explain Catharism etc without being too dry and your approach is impeccable. I initially bought it for my daughter-in-law who asked "Well what was the importance of this region, because it is obvious that it was important at one time?" But she will get a second copy as I want to keep this! We have had a little house... more
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