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Troubadours and Minstrels
By Sharon Fabian |
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1 People of the Middle Ages are often portrayed as an entertaining, fun-loving crowd. Yet, they didn't have any of the fun stuff that we have today. No Play Stations. No computer games. No cable TV, or even TV from an antenna. No movies on DVD; no movies at the movie theatre. No music videos; no downloadable tunes; no CDs.