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Variorum Collected Studies

Italian Merchant Bankers in North-Western Europe in the Late Middle Ages

Francesco Guidi-Bruscoli

Italian Merchant Bankers in North-Western Europe in the Late Middle Ages

Variorum Collected Studies

Italian Merchant Bankers in North-Western Europe in the Late Middle Ages

Variorum Collected Studies: Italian Merchant Bankers in North-Western Europe in the Late Middle Ages

 

The ten studies in this volume (two published in English for the first time) reveal previously unknown sources. These are used to examine the role and activity of Italians in London and Bruges.

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The ten studies in this volume (two published in English for the first time) reveal previously unknown sources. These are used to examine the role and activity of Italians in London and Bruges.

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