The paston letters capture details of life during an era that was influenced by
a. internal division and unrest in england.
b. the recent invasion of england by france.
c. a refreshed interest in education and literacy.
d. war between england and her european rivals.

C.a refreshed interest in education and literacy.

Explanation:

For British historians, the Paston family's archive of more than 1,000 letters - most of them in the care of the British Library - offers fascinating clues about the lives of the gentry during the Middle Ages. These are the oldest personal correspondences on record in Britain.

Much of the documentation that survived from this period is legal documents, government records, financial documents, and property titles. The Paston letters were written between 1422 and 1509 by three generations of the family, the landowner in the Norfolk region of eastern England. They describe family quarrels, complaining parents, clashes with the aristocracy, and parties held in the absence of mothers. A notable part of this collection shows that the Paston family experienced a renewed interest in education and literacy in British society at that time; This is because one of the letters shows the need that Mr. Paston felt to guarantee a quality education for his son.

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