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 ... members of the University. Then a newcomer arrives who claims to be a better healer than all of the other physicians because he uses a magic feather...amazingly everyone falls for this. Then there are a couple of murders to be solved. Each of the problems are interwoven and Matthew Bartholomew is trying to solve the murders, whilst being undermined by the newcomer who quickly gains the support of the townspeople who hate the rising rents by the University. This is the 12th book in the series and I have to say ...more

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To Kill or Cure - Susanna Gregory: Cambridge in the 1300s (238 words)
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I picked this up in the library after reading some of the other Susanna Gregory books and being impressed, but I have to say I didn't really enjoy this book. The protagonist is called Matthew Bartholomew and he is a physician within Cambridge University. The University itself is suffering from financial difficulties and there is rising tension within Cambridge between the townspeople and the members of the University. Then a newcomer arrives who claims to be a better healer than all of the other physicians because he uses a magic feather...amazingly everyone falls for this. Then there are a couple of murders to be solved. Each of the problems are interwoven ...  Read the complete review

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