Hi - I think you should contact the Confraternity of St James: http://www.csj.org.uk/ They have an online Bibliography and they organise lectures and recitals. They are actively interested in the history of the pigrimage and I am sure will be able to assist in your quest.
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“A tourist demands, a pilgrim is grateful”...
"A complete guide to the world's greatest pilgrimage"[sic] by Sarah Baxter.
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Day 42 Week 6
460km walked (give or take)
Today I had a revelation, an epiphany and a Divine Intervention... all in one day.
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