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Ferdinand Lot était un historien français du Moyen Âge, spécialiste de la culture et de la société médiévales. Dans cet ouvrage, il examine l'histoire de l'abbaye bénédictine de Saint-Wandrille, fondée à l'époque carolingienne, et sa place dans la vie intellectuelle et religieuse de la Normandie et de la France. Lot relate également l'expérience d'intellectuels et d'artistes tels que Jean de Meung, François Villon et André Gide qui ont trouvé refuge dans l'abbaye.
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