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The Pillars of the Earth Study Guide

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by Ken Follett
About 145 pages (43,462 words)
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In what ways is Prior Philip like Waleran Bigod? Cite examples from the text.

What aspect of cathedral building did you find most interesting, and why?

Using examples from the story, indicate three things that Alfred and William Hamleigh have in common.

In what ways do Philip's views of women resemble William Hamleigh's? How do they differ?

To what extent do you think Tom Builder is to blame for his son's character flaws?.....

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