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Medieval Money Matters

Medieval Money Matters

Medieval Money Matters

Imprint: Oxbow Books

96 Pages, 6.7 x 9.5 in

Paperback
9781842171462
December 2004
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$35.00

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If there is a central theme of this volume, it is the supply of money in circulation, rather than the importance of money, per se . It was this circulation that determined the movement of prices, of trade, and of credit - in short, it was this that underpinned the commercialisation of the economy, and therefore was the most important medieval money matter.

1. What is money? What is a money economy? When did a money economy emerge in medieval England? (James L. Bolton)
2. Uses of money in medieval Britain (Richard Britnell)
3. The ENglish currency and the commecialization of England before the Black Death (Martin Allen)
4. Money and credit in the economy of late medieval England (Pamela Nightingale)
5. coinage and money in England, 1086-c. 1500 (N.J. Mayhew)

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