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Page 106
... pattern of walled - in blocks , each for a particular trade , broke down ; stores appeared in vari- ous parts of cities , and trade guilds proliferated . Though official documents and scholarly essays adopted a down- grading tone toward ...
... pattern of walled - in blocks , each for a particular trade , broke down ; stores appeared in vari- ous parts of cities , and trade guilds proliferated . Though official documents and scholarly essays adopted a down- grading tone toward ...
Page 539
... pattern of coinage , sometimes varied , was extended to Lotharingia , with such powerful mints as Cologne , Metz , Trier , and Strasbourg . From the time of the French kings Louis II and III ( 877-882 ) the Car- olingian currency pattern ...
... pattern of coinage , sometimes varied , was extended to Lotharingia , with such powerful mints as Cologne , Metz , Trier , and Strasbourg . From the time of the French kings Louis II and III ( 877-882 ) the Car- olingian currency pattern ...
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... patterns . The pattern of fluvial dissection of a landscape is of considerable importance in understanding the structural influence on drainage evolution . Dendritic patterns ( Figure 22 ) , so called because of their similarity to ...
... patterns . The pattern of fluvial dissection of a landscape is of considerable importance in understanding the structural influence on drainage evolution . Dendritic patterns ( Figure 22 ) , so called because of their similarity to ...
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