A Study Guide Compiled by Jennifer Shook, dramaturg "This is the worm that dieth not, the memory of things past."—Bernard of Clairvaux "The truth of things is always underneath. It has to be imagined."—James Goldman

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Date: 2007-02-09 23:52:59 Dukes of Aquitaine Nobility Counts of Poitiers Dukes of Gascony House of Capet Eleanor of Aquitaine Henry II of England Louis VII of France Richard I of England House of Plantagenet French nobility French people		A Study Guide Compiled by Jennifer Shook, dramaturg "This is the worm that dieth not, the memory of things past."—Bernard of Clairvaux "The truth of things is always underneath. It has to be imagined."—James Goldman Add to Reading List Source URL: www.timelinetheatre.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 72,97 KB Share Document on Facebook

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