General Economic HistoryCosimo, Inc., 01.06.2007 - 428 Seiten |
Inhalt
The German agrarian organization 3 Settlement | 11 |
The Russian Mir its effects on economic life and | 21 |
THE ORIGIN OF SEIGNIORIAL PROPRIETORSHIP | 51 |
THE MANOR | 65 |
THE POSITION OF THE PEASANTS IN VARI | 74 |
PRINCIPAL FORMS OF THE ECONOMIC | 115 |
STAGES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF INDUSTRY | 122 |
THE CRAFT GUILDS | 136 |
C The Trade of the Fairs | 220 |
MERCANTILE GUILDS | 230 |
MONEY AND MONETARY HISTORY | 236 |
BANKING AND DEALINGS IN MONEY IN | 254 |
INTERESTS IN THE PRECAPITALISTIC PERIOD | 267 |
THE MEANING AND PRESUPPOSITIONS | 275 |
THE FIRST GREAT SPECULATIVE CRISES | 286 |
FREE WHOLESALE TRADE | 292 |
THE ORIGIN OF THE EUROPEAN GUILDS | 144 |
DISINTEGRATION OF THE GUILDS AND DEVEL | 153 |
SHOP PRODUCTION THE FACTORY AND | 162 |
munal establishments 165 private establishments | 169 |
Obstacles to development of shop industry into | 175 |
POINTS OF DEPARTURE IN THE DEVELOP | 195 |
FORMS OF ORGANIZATION OF TRANSPORTA | 202 |
COLONIAL POLICY FROM THE SIXTEENTH | 298 |
CITIZENSHIP | 315 |
THE RATIONAL STATE | 338 |
THE EVOLUTION OF THE CAPITALISTIC | 352 |
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