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The Birth of the Western Economy : Economic Aspects of the Dark Ages Translated by, E M Wilkinson

By:

Latouche, Robert

Material type: Text

Text

TextSeries: Economic HistoryPublication details: London, Routledge, 2006.Description: 341 PagesISBN:

9780415379946

Subject(s):

I The Roman World: state control in the late Empire 3 II The Roman World: conditions of rural life 18 III The Germanic ‘World: its primitive economy 29 IV The Christian Church: its economic doctrine: the result of its triumph 48 Part II. The Merovingian Age I Farming and Agriculture in the very early Middle Ages: old theories and new horizons 59 II Farming in the very early Middle Ages (cont.): Mansus, Villa and Husbandry 73 III The Eclipse of Town Life and the influence of the Church on its evolution 97 IV The so-called ‘Grand Commerce’ of the Merovingian Period 117 V Coinage and Currency. The seas and shipping 126 Part III. The Early Carolingians: A Temporary Restoration I Charlemagne and a controlled economy. Reform of the Currency 143 II Trade and Barter under the Early Carolingians page 155 III The ‘Villa’ of Charlemagne’s time: Farming and Manufacture 176 IV The Structure of the Great Estate and the origin of the rural ‘Seigneurie’ 190 Part IV. The Laborious Birth of a Western Civilization I The Vikings and Scandinavian Expansion 211 II The Resurgence of Town Life and of Commercial Activity 235 III The Expansion and Development of Agriculture in the Eleventh Century 268

DDC classification:

330.902 LAT.B

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Reference	Dept. of History Reference	Dept. of History	Non-fiction	330.902 LAT.B (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not For Loan		HIS12938

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