A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... Towns 443 Struggle for Urban Self - government . 445 Town Charters 446 Town Government 448 Towns in Northern Italy . 449 Lombardy Genoa 450 453 Milan 454 Florence 455 Venice 459 Rome 462 Southern Italy 463 The Towns in France 463 ...
... Towns 443 Struggle for Urban Self - government . 445 Town Charters 446 Town Government 448 Towns in Northern Italy . 449 Lombardy Genoa 450 453 Milan 454 Florence 455 Venice 459 Rome 462 Southern Italy 463 The Towns in France 463 ...
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... towns were very infrequent . Most of the manufac- tured articles it needed were made by hand within its bound- aries , and were sold by the maker to the consumers . The average town usually numbered about a thousand inhabitants . Towns ...
... towns were very infrequent . Most of the manufac- tured articles it needed were made by hand within its bound- aries , and were sold by the maker to the consumers . The average town usually numbered about a thousand inhabitants . Towns ...
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... towns grew up around garrisons , or near the walls of monasteries and castles . The famous shrine of some saint , or churches to which pil- grims were accustomed to go , sometimes formed the nucleus of a new town . The rise of towns ...
... towns grew up around garrisons , or near the walls of monasteries and castles . The famous shrine of some saint , or churches to which pil- grims were accustomed to go , sometimes formed the nucleus of a new town . The rise of towns ...
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