Because I need something to keep me focused on work today — which means I need mini rewards — I present to you me jumping on the bandwagon, but with a twist:

Medieval History Books as Chris Pine Outfits
Feel free to send me your favorite books to use, there’s a lot out there and I’ve got a lot of writing to knock out today!
Chris Pine as The Cultural Patronage of Medieval Women
Chris Pine as Charity and Religion in Medieval Europe
Chris Pine as Why Can the Dead do Such Great Things?

[ht @kimedieval]
Chris Pine as Secrets of Women

[ht: @DiceArtTaylor — this was a tough one!]
Chris Pine as Wounds and Wound Repair in Medieval Culture
Chris Pine as Chivalry in Medieval England
Chris Pine as Fashion in Medieval France
Chris Pine as Women in Medieval Society
I listened to #TeachingintheWake and then went for a walk. Don’t worry, I didn’t forget this #ChrisPine thread
Chris Pine as Lost Letters of Medieval Life
Chris Pine as Medieval Europe
Chris Pine as Medieval Pets
Chris Pine as The Grand Medieval Bestiary
Chris Pine as The Medieval Invention of Travel
Chris Pine as Shapeshifters In Medieval North Atlantic Literature
Chris Pine as The Giant Hero In Medieval Literature
Chris Pine as The Role Of The Hospital in Medieval England
Chris Pine as Medieval Healthcare And The Rise Of Charitable Institutions
Chris Pine as The Poor In The Middle Ages: An Essay In Social History
Chris Pine as Games and Gaming in Medieval Literature
Chris Pine as Empress Adelheid and Countess Matilda
Chris Pine as The Reformation of the Twelfth Century
Chris Pine as The Garden of Delights: Reform and Renaissance for Women in the Twelfth Century
Chris Pine and The Medieval Culture of Disputation
Chris Pine as Christian Materiality: An Essay on Religion in Late Medieval Europe

[ht: @salu1292]
Chris Pine as The Waning of the Middle Ages

[ht: @barrytorch14]
Chris Pine as Writing And Rebellion: England in 1381

[ht: @djezreader]
Chris Pine as Medicine and Humanism in Late Medieval Italy: The Carrara Herbal in Padua
Chris Pine as Pease and Penance in Late Medieval Italy
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