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In many foreign towns, too, there were societies of German merchants at Venice, Novgorod, Wisby, London, and other centres of German commerce.
This commercial activity was naturally accompanied by 126 GERMANY an increase in the number and size of the German towns, which also benefited by the development of manufacturing industry at this time. The grant of the right to hold a market was often the beginning of a town's importance ; and, as was natural, handicraftsmen were inclined to settle where... there would be a frequent concourse of possible customers. In the thirteenth century the great capitalist employer was almost unknown. The master-craftsman worked himself, assisted by a few journeymen and apprentices. The masters soon began to organize themselves into craft -gilds, with strict regulations about hours of labour, quality oi goods, and rates and prices ; while the municipal government had the right of revising these rules in the interests of workmen or consumers. But it must not be supposed that the population of a German town in the Middle Ages consisted entirely of merchants and craftsmen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In many foreign towns, too, there were societies of German merchants at Venice, Novgorod, Wisby, London, and other centres of German commerce.
This commercial activity was naturally accompanied by 126 GERMANY an increase in the number and size of the German towns, which also benefited by the development of manufacturing industry at this time. The grant of the right to hold a market was often the beginning of a town's importance ; and, as was natural, handicraftsmen were inclined to settle where... there would be a frequent concourse of possible customers. In the thirteenth century the great capitalist employer was almost unknown. The master-craftsman worked himself, assisted by a few journeymen and apprentices. The masters soon began to organize themselves into craft -gilds, with strict regulations about hours of labour, quality oi goods, and rates and prices ; while the municipal government had the right of revising these rules in the interests of workmen or consumers. But it must not be supposed that the population of a German town in the Middle Ages consisted entirely of merchants and craftsmen.
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