A Commercialising Economy: England, 1086 to c. 1300.

Maryanne Kowaleski · Richard H. Britnell · Bruce Campbell

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Commercialization and economic development in England, 1000-1300, R.H. Britnell the dynamic role of the market in the Anglo-Norman economy and beyond, 1086-1300, Graeme Donald Snooks modelling medieval monetization Nicholas Mayhew Jewish lending and the medieval English economy, Robert C. Stacey disposing of a surplus, or producing for the market? some reflections on woodland and pasture sales on the Winchester manors in the 13th century, David L. Farmer how commericalized was the seigneurial sector of English agriculture c.1300? some evidence from the hinterland of London, Bruce M.S. Campbell. Appendices: a note on the calculation of GDP and GDP per capita in 1086 and c.1300, Graeme Donald Snooks the calculation of GDP from Domesday Book, Nicholas Mayhew a note on the calculation of GDP for 1086 and c.1300, Christopher Dyer.

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