Publisher's Synopsis
Zoll Und Markt Im 12. Und 13. Jahrhundert... by Max Scheller, originally published in 1903, delves into the intricate systems of customs and markets during the High Middle Ages. This historical work examines the evolving economic landscape of the 12th and 13th centuries, shedding light on the regulations, tariffs, and trade practices that shaped European commerce. Scheller's detailed analysis provides valuable insights into the legal and financial frameworks governing medieval trade, offering a comprehensive understanding of the economic forces at play during this transformative period. Scholars of economic history, medieval studies, and legal history will find this a useful primary resource.
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