LIST OF FIGURES

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LIST OF TABLES

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CONTRIBUTORS

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PREFACE --- Herman Van der Wee

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INTRODUCTION --- Lawrin Armstrong, Ivana Elbl, Martin M. Elbl

pp.：  27 – 30

JOHN H. A. MUNRO: BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WORKS

pp.：  31 – 58

MONEY AND ETHICS

pp.：  59 – 106

LAW, ETHICS AND ECONOMY: GERARD OF SIENA AND GIOVANNI D’ANDREA ON USURY --- Lawrin Armstrong

pp.：  61 – 78

MAX WEBER AND USURY: IMPLICATIONS FOR HISTORICAL RESEARCH --- Lutz Kaelber

pp.：  79 – 106

TAXATION AND REVENUE

pp.：  107 – 204

THE KING’S BUSINESS IN AFRICA: DECISIONS AND STRATEGIES OF THE PORTUGUESE CROWN --- Ivana Elbl

pp.：  109 – 138

CIVIC DEBT, CIVIC TAXES, AND URBAN UNREST: A CATALAN KEY TO INTERPRETING THE LATE FOURTEENTH-CENTURY EUROPEAN CRISIS --- Jeffrey Fynn-Paul

pp.：  139 – 165

TOLL AND TRADE IN MEDIEVAL ENGLAND --- James Masschaele

pp.：  166 – 204

EXPENDITURE AND WAR

pp.：  205 – 274

CALCULATING PROFITS AND LOSSES DURING THE HUNDRED YEARS WAR: WHAT REALLY FORCED PHILIP THE GOOD FROM THE WAR? --- Kelly DeVries

pp.：  207 – 229

THE COST OF MAJESTY: FINANCIAL REFORM AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ROYAL COURT IN PORTUGAL AND ENGLAND AT THE TURN OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY --- Susannah C. Humble Ferreira

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WARFARE, SHIPPING, AND CROWN PATRONAGE: THE IMPACT OF THE HUNDRED YEARS WAR ON THE PORT TOWNS OF MEDIEVAL ENGLAND --- Maryanne Kowaleski

pp.：  253 – 274

LAND AND LABOUR

pp.：  275 – 314

PEASANT SERVITUDE IN LATER MEDIEVAL PROVENCE: ARCHAISM OR INNOVATION? --- John Drendel

pp.：  277 – 289

BARGAINING POWER AND INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE: SEVEN CENTURIES OF ITALIAN SHARECROPPING CONTRACTS, 821 TO 1517 A.D. --- Francesco L. Galassi

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MARKET INTEGRATION

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A TEST CASE FOR REGIONAL MARKET INTEGRATION? THE GRAIN TRADE BETWEEN MALTA AND SICILY IN THE LATE MIDDLE AGES --- Mark A. Aloisio

pp.：  317 – 329

COMMERCIAL CREDIT AND CENTRAL PLACE FUNCTION IN THIRTEENTH-CENTURY YPRES --- David Nicholas

pp.：  330 – 368

THRESHOLDS FOR MARKET INTEGRATION IN THE LOW COUNTRIES AND ENGLAND IN THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY --- Richard W. Unger

pp.：  369 – 400

LONG-DISTANCE TRADE AND MARKETS

pp.：  401 – 508

EGYPTIAN SPECIE MARKETS AND THE INTERNATIONAL GOLD CRISIS OF THE EARLY FIFTEENTH CENTURY --- Ian Blanchard

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FROM VENICE TO THE TUAT: TRANS-SAHARAN COPPER TRADE AND FRANCESCO DI MARCO DATINI OF PRATO --- Martin Malcolm Elbl

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THE BORROMEI BANK RESEARCH PROJECT --- Francesco Guidi Bruscoli, James L. Bolton

pp.：  480 – 508

REGIONAL AND LOCAL MARKETS

pp.：  509 – 628

SHOPS AND SHOPPING IN THE EARLY THIRTEENTH CENTURY: THREE TEXTS --- Martha Carlin

pp.：  511 – 557

MOVABLE/IMMOVABLE, WHAT’S IN A NAME?—THE CASE OF LATE MEDIEVAL GHENT --- Martha Howell

pp.：  558 – 591

CULTIVATION AND CONSUMPTION: MEDIEVAL LÜBECK’S GARDENS --- Charlotte Masemann

pp.：  592 – 628

INDEX

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