History of Medieval England: FINAL EXAM

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Methos is deeply engrossed in a book that has no title on the cover, and looks handwritten. On the white board behind him is written:

FINAL EXAM
Essay Question: What have you learned in this course?
No set minimun/maximun length, but terse entries are unlikely to have the depth needed.
Leave your paper on the desk, and you're free.

[OOC: Wait for ocd threads... OCD up, go ahead!]

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Re: TURN IN YOUR EXAM

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Parker's essay is very very comprehensive, ranging from the Beaker people to the Celts to the Romans, a detour to Hadrian's Wall and Boudicca, a bit about Stonehenge (along with notes on how to sneak in with friends willing to pretend to be blind), onto the Saxons and Canute, William the Conqueror, bits about all those Edwards and the Princes in the Tower, with a long bit on Eleanor of Aquitaine. She also mentioned how her knowledge of English Law has now improved her understanding of U.S. common law. And that the bit about the pokers was just gross.