Craft-guilds of the Thirteeth Century in Paris. This item is unavailable.Craft-guilds of the Thirteeth Century in Paris

“Craft-guilds of the Thirteenth Century in Paris” offers a detailed exploration of the organization, operation, and significance of craft guilds during a pivotal period in Parisian history. Fred Benjamin Millett examines the structure of these guilds, their role in regulating trade and production, and their impact on the social and economic fabric of medieval Paris. This book provides insights into the lives of artisans and craftsmen, the standards they upheld, and the challenges they faced.

Drawing upon historical records and scholarly analysis, this work illuminates the intricate workings of a vital aspect of medieval society. It remains a valuable resource for historians, economists, and anyone interested in the history of labor, trade, and urban life in the Middle Ages.

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