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European History

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Medieval European History

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An introduction to towns and cities in the medieval period. Examines urban planning; the urban way of life; the Church in the city; city government; urban crafts and trade; health, wealth, and welfare; and the city in history.

The Medieval City

LIBRARY Adult

POST SECONDARY FOUR YEAR

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12th+

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THE MEDIEVAL CITY

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Titles in the Series Greenwood Guides to Historic Events of the Medieval World.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Illustrations.
Series Foreword.
Advisory Board.
Preface.
1: Origins.
2: The Urban Plan: Streets and Structures.
3: The Urban Way of Life.
4: The Church in the City.
5: City Government.
6: Urban Crafts and Trade.
7: Health, Wealth, and Welfare.
8: Conclusion: The City in History.
9: Biographies and Places.
10: Augsburg and the Fuggers.
11: The Cinque Ports.
12: The Fair Towns of Champagne.
13: The Hanseatic League.
14: The Laws of Breteuil.
15: Ludlow, England, and Kalisz, Poland: A Contrast.
16: The Most Highly Urbanized Region of Europe.
17: Penryn, Cornwall, a Bishop&#x0027;s Town.
18: Sir Richard &#x0022;Dick&#x0022; Whittington.
Notes.
19: Primary Documents.
20: &#x0022;The Ruin&#x0022;.
21: Anglo-Saxon Chronicle.
22: Domesday Book.
23: Urban Charters.
24: Fairs and Markets.
25: Gilds and Gild Regulations.
26: Apprenticeship Contract.
27: Urban Conditions.
28: Sanitary Conditions.
29: Street Life.
30: Urban Finances.
31: Citizenship.
32: Urban Description and Illustration.
33: The Visual Arts.
34: Literary Descriptions.
35: FitzStephen&#x0027;s Description of London.
36: Two English Towns: Lincoln and Nottingham.
Notes.
Glossary.
Annotated Bibliography.
Index.
About the Author.

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