Power and profit: the merchant in medieval Europe

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Historical Economic and Social Studies Historical Economic and Legal Thought Medieval History and Crusades

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1. The Transformation of Trade 2. Courts and Consumers 3. From Court to Counting House 4. Helps and Hindrances to Trade 5. Trade in Manufactured Goods 6. Trade in Foodstuffs, Raw Materials and Slaves 7. Imbalances in Trade 8. Conclusion

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