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30 THE MEDIEVAL CITY besieged. The
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Figure 6. Krakow in the late Middle
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34 THE MEDIEVAL CITY monastic subur
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36 THE MEDIEVAL CITY kings. The ste
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38 STRUCTURES OF THE MEDIEVAL TOWN
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40 THE MEDIEVAL CITY butting of one
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42 THE MEDIEVAL CITY Figure 9. A ro
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44 THE MEDIEVAL CITY Figure 10. Arn
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46 THE MEDIEVAL CITY shop was rathe
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48 THE MEDIEVAL CITY Figure 11. A d
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50 THE MEDIEVAL CITY Chester and Yo
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52 THE MEDIEVAL CITY a water-mill,
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CHAPTER 3 THE URBAN WAY OF LIFE Tow
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Figure 12. At both Volterra and San
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The Urban Way of Life 59 until Loui
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The Urban Way of Life 61 Figure 15.
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The Urban Way of Life 63 Bread-grai
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The Urban Way of Life 65 by the irr
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The Urban Way of Life 67 There was
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The Urban Way of Life 69 whose acti
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The Urban Way of Life 71 tensive th
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The Urban Way of Life 73 Figure 17.
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The Urban Way of Life 75 river Rhin
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The Urban Way of Life 77 on a surro
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The Urban Way of Life 79 Table 1 Th
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The Urban Way of Life 81 Table 3 Eu
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The Urban Way of Life 83 13. On the
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86 THE MEDIEVAL CITY and developmen
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88 THE MEDIEVAL CITY was likely to
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90 THE MEDIEVAL CITY been within a
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92 THE MEDIEVAL CITY ample, occupie
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94 THE MEDIEVAL CITY Figure 20. Loc
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96 THE MEDIEVAL CITY THE ROLE OF TH
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CHAPTER 5 CITY GOVERNMENT What is i
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City Government 101 gild, which sup
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City Government 103 tually these pa
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City Government 105 populace, just
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City Government 107 other commoditi
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City Government 109 did the rural n
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City Government 111 throughout Euro
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City Government 113 in the hands of
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City Government 115 “little peopl
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City Government 117 the question of
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CHAPTER 6 URBAN CRAFTS AND TRADE No
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Urban Crafts and Trade 121 pollutio
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Urban Crafts and Trade 123 The rang
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Urban Crafts and Trade 125 would ha
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Urban Crafts and Trade 127 conferre
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Urban Crafts and Trade 129 The fair
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Urban Crafts and Trade 131 Secular
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Urban Crafts and Trade 133 dieval c
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Urban Crafts and Trade 135 5. The A
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138 THE MEDIEVAL CITY burgesses in
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140 THE MEDIEVAL CITY marriage, the
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142 THE MEDIEVAL CITY attached to m
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144 Cases Number Percentage Larceny
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146 THE MEDIEVAL CITY Prostitution
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148 THE MEDIEVAL CITY Figure 24. Am
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150 THE MEDIEVAL CITY of Science in
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152 THE MEDIEVAL CITY of Wladyslaw
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154 THE MEDIEVAL CITY ster or at an
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156 THE MEDIEVAL CITY infrequent an
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158 THE MEDIEVAL CITY to invest, an
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160 THE MEDIEVAL CITY cine was at S
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162 THE MEDIEVAL CITY Rome. It was
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164 THE MEDIEVAL CITY 3. Giovanni B
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166 Biographies and Places The fort
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168 Biographies and Places Figure 2
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170 Biographies and Places The four
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172 Biographies and Places spices a
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174 Biographies and Places fiction
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178 Figure 27. Kalisz, Poland: a pl
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180 Biographies and Places Figure 2
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182 Biographies and Places City gov
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184 Biographies and Places Penryn d
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186 Biographies and Places 6. Henri
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188 Of hornèd pinnacles, while lou
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190 HUNTINGDON Primary Documents IN
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192 Primary Documents be pleas of e
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194 Primary Documents every Monday,
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196 Primary Documents [T]he serchio
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198 *Place where common foodstuffs
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200 DOCUMENT 9 Sanitary Conditions
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202 Primary Documents pieces of arm
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204 *Pentice, a lean-to shelter. Pr
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206 Primary Documents £15. 7s. 2d.
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208 DOCUMENT 14 The Visual Arts Pri
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210 Primary Documents Christian pra
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212 DOCUMENT 17 Two English Towns:
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214 Primary Documents Ther be 3 par
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216 Glossary Central-place theory:
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218 Glossary Lammas: August 1st, se
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220 Glossary Jerusalem and the othe
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222 Origins of Urbanism Annotated B
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224 Pirenne, Henri. Early Democraci
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226 Sapori, Armando. The Italian Me
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228 Cam River, 67, 128 Cambridge, E
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230 Gild: bakers’, 63-64; brewers
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232 Population: assessing, 64, 73-8
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About the Author NORMAN POUNDS is a