Craft Guilds of the Thirteeth Century in Paris
Craft Guilds of the Thirteeth Century in Paris
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Of course they were severely punished. (But how modern these actions prove our industrial class of the Middle Ages to be. ) The obtaining of the mastership or mastery of a gild, i. E. The right to set up a workshop, to go into business, depended on certain qualifications in the aspirants, and certain formal ceremonies, necessitated by the organization of the gild, and its (frequent) feudal relationship to the king or his official. The first requirement was skill, acquired during service as ap- ...prentice and valet, capital, upright character and good conduct. Most of the sections have such an article as "Quiconques veut estre de tel mestier, estre le peut poertant qu'il sache le mestier, et ait de coi, " and an article of the drapiers reads: "II con- viendra qu'il sache faire le mestier de touz poinz, le soy, sans conseil au ayde d'autruy et qu'il a ce examine par les gardes du mestier. " The cook's regulations require that the son of a master have an expert in his bake-house until the masters judged the son skilful enough.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course they were severely punished. (But how modern these actions prove our industrial class of the Middle Ages to be. ) The obtaining of the mastership or mastery of a gild, i. E. The right to set up a workshop, to go into business, depended on certain qualifications in the aspirants, and certain formal ceremonies, necessitated by the organization of the gild, and its (frequent) feudal relationship to the king or his official. The first requirement was skill, acquired during service as ap- ...prentice and valet, capital, upright character and good conduct. Most of the sections have such an article as "Quiconques veut estre de tel mestier, estre le peut poertant qu'il sache le mestier, et ait de coi, " and an article of the drapiers reads: "II con- viendra qu'il sache faire le mestier de touz poinz, le soy, sans conseil au ayde d'autruy et qu'il a ce examine par les gardes du mestier. " The cook's regulations require that the son of a master have an expert in his bake-house until the masters judged the son skilful enough.
What to read after Craft Guilds of the Thirteeth Century in Paris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred Benjamin Millett to read onlineMoreLess
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