The Medieval Town by Fritz Rorig 1969 University of California Press Illustrated Softcover History Book
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The Medieval Town by Fritz Rorig 1969 University of California Press Illustrated Softcover History Book
<Condition is Good+ as Pictured> (normal wear with markings, visible edge-wear, light creasing/rubbing, corners chipped, toning to interior pages) size is approximately 9” x 6”
—A masterful introduction to urban life from the 11th to the 16th century, stressing the interrelationship of towns through the lifeblood of trade and emergence of a significant new class throughout Europe, the medieval burgher. Only Pirenne's Medieval Cities (1925) compares with it as a survey, and Rörig is free of Pirenne's radical interpretations." -
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