TY  - BOOK
AU  - Postan,M.M.
AU  - Rich,E.E.
AU  - Childe,V.Gordon
AU  - Walbank,Frank William
AU  - Runciman,Steven
AU  - Lopez,Robert S.
AU  - Carus-Wilson,Eleanora
AU  - Nef,John U.
AU  - Jones,Gwilym Peredur
TI  - The Cambridge economic history of Europe
T2  - The Cambridge economic history of Europe
AV  - HC 240 .C312 1952
U1  - 330.94 19
PY  - 1952///
CY  - Cambridge
PB  - Cambridge University Press
KW  - Europe
KW  - Economic conditions
KW  - History
N1  - Includes bibliographical references (pages 521-569) and index; Chapter I: Trade and industry in barbarian Europe till Roman times; V. Gordon Childe --; Chapter II: Trade and industry under the later Roman Empire in the West; Frank William Walbank --; Chapter III: Byzantine trade and industry; Steven Runciman --; Chapter IV: The trade of medieval Europe: The North; Michael Postan --; Chapter V: The trade of medieval Europe: The South; Rovert S. Lopez --; Chapter VI: The woollen industry; Eleanora Carus-Wilson --; Chapter VII: Mining and metallurgy in medieval civilisation; John U. Nef --; Chapter VIII: Building in stone in medieval western Europe; Gwilym Peredur Jones
N2  - "Chapters I and II are concerned with the antecedents of medieval trade, and the first of these chapters covers a period for which no separate provision was made in the first volume... The chapter on Byzantium, like the projected but missing chapters on the trade and industry of Eastern Europe and Western Asia, is, so to speak, external to the main theme of the volume, which is, like the series as a whole, primarily concerned with Western Europe. The purpose of the 'external' chapters is to illuminate the economic conditions of the areas in constant trading relation with the West. The main subject of the volume - the trade and industry of Western Europe in the Middle Ages proper - is shared by two separate chapters." -- From the preface
ER  -