Collection of Essays
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Trade, money, and power in Medieval England Nightingale, Pamela. |
| In Book Series: | Variorum collected studies series / 894 |
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| Language: | English |
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Content
| Introduction |
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| The lay subsidies and the distribution of wealth in medieval England, 1275-1334 |
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| Capitalists, crafts, and constitutional change in late fourteenth-century London |
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| Some London moneyers and refelctions on the organization of English mints in the eleventh and twelfth centuries |
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| Knights and merchants: trade, politics, and the gentry in late medieval England |
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| Money and credit in the economy of late medieval England |
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| 'The king's profit': trends in English mint and monetary policiy in the eleventh and twelfth centuries |
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| Norwich, London, and the regional integration of Norfolk's economy in the first half of the fourteenth century |
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| The growth of London in the medieval English economy |
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| The English parochial clergy as investors and creditors in the first half of the fourteenth century |
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| The London pepperers' guild and some twelfth-century English trading links with Spain |
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| The evolution of weight-standards and the creation of new monetary and commercial links in northern Europe from the tenth century to the twelfth century |
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| The ora, the mark, and the mancus: weight-standards and the coinage in eleventh-century England (part 2) |
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| The ora, the mark, and the mancus: weight-standards and the coinage in eleventh-century England (part 1) |
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| Communication through capital and trade: money and the rise of a market economy in medieval Europe |
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| The origin of the Court of Husting and Danish influence on London's development into a capital city |
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| Monetary contraction and mercantile credit in later medieval England |
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| England and the European depression of the mid-fifteenth century |