Les hôpitaux et la charité à Paris au XIIIe siècle
explores the history of hospitals and charitable institutions in 13th-century Paris. Dorothy Louise Mackay examines the role of these institutions in medieval society, their organization, and their impact on the lives of Parisians. This study provides valuable insights into the social and economic structures of the time, shedding light on the ways in which charity and healthcare were provided to those in need. The book offers a detailed account of the individuals and organizations involved in these efforts, contributing to a deeper understanding of medieval Parisian life.
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