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"Extracts Relating to Mediaeval Markets and Fairs in England" offers a detailed compilation of historical records pertaining to the vibrant commercial life of medieval England. Drawn from a variety of sources, this book provides invaluable insights into the organization, regulation, and significance of markets and fairs during this period. Compiled by Helen Douglas-Irvine, the extracts shed light on the goods traded, the customs observed, and the economic impact of these gatherings on local communities and the broader English economy.
This collection serves as a vital resource for historians, economists, and anyone interested in understanding the foundations of modern commerce through the lens of medieval practices. Explore the documents that shaped England's trading landscape and discover the enduring legacy of its medieval markets and fairs.
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