107,99 zł
Medieval markets were not merely places to buy grain, cloth, or tools. They organized weekly movement, drew strangers into towns, raised revenue, and gave rulers and councils new ways to regulate everyday exchange. This history follows fairs, tolls, weights, market rights, and disputes across medieval Europe. It shows how commerce made local power visible while also creating opportunities for merchants, farmers, women, and migrants to negotiate a place in urban life.
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Liczba stron: 227
Rok wydania: 2026
