Synopsis
Table of Contents: I. GENERAL THEORIES - Commerce Creates Towns, Towns Create Commerce, The Variety of Urban Development. II. ENGLAND AS A TEST CASE - A Review of the Early Theories, Pirenne's Theory Applied to England, The Anglo-Saxon Origins of the English Borough, Levitsky's Artisanal Theory in England. III. A SAMPLE OF THE EVIDENCE - Archaeology, Place-Names, Poetry-"The Ruin", The Burghal Hidage, The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, Laws, Numismatics, Diplomas, The Billingsgate Tolls, Gild Documents, Domesday Book, Town Charters, Saints' Lives, Narrative Histories, Court Records, Exchequer Records, Poll Taxes of 1377 and 1381. MAPS: Roman Towns, Tenth-Century Buroughs, Anglo-Saxon Mints, Domesday Buroughs, Places Contributory to Winchester, Places Contributory to Oxford, Bristol, Boroughs Chartered before 1216, Leading Towns in 1377.
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