Studies in Medival History
Studies in Medival History
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These cities Avere connected by those trufi^-a ggncies of civil isation, public road§. And^ highways. *^ These roads, even in those rude days, extended along the valley of TRADE IN THE FREE CITIES. 169 the Rhine from Basle to the ocean, and along the course of the Danube from Constantinople to Ratisbon, whence other roads branched' off until they reached the great trading cities in Northern and Eastern Germany. Italy, too, was connected with Germany by roads over the va- rious passes of the Tyr...olean Alps, on which was main- tained a constant traffic with the Italian cities, Germany receiving thus the coveted spices, silks, and precious stones of the East in exchange for the products of her mines, forests, and fisheries. It is not to be wondered at, then, that these cities were the true centres of civili- zation, according to our modern standard, in the Middle Age. The warlike deeds, the raids, and the plunder- ings of the haughty, fierce, and ignorant nobles who surrounded them have received, perhaps, an undue prominence in the history of the times.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These cities Avere connected by those trufi^-a ggncies of civil isation, public road§. And^ highways. *^ These roads, even in those rude days, extended along the valley of TRADE IN THE FREE CITIES. 169 the Rhine from Basle to the ocean, and along the course of the Danube from Constantinople to Ratisbon, whence other roads branched' off until they reached the great trading cities in Northern and Eastern Germany. Italy, too, was connected with Germany by roads over the va- rious passes of the Tyr...olean Alps, on which was main- tained a constant traffic with the Italian cities, Germany receiving thus the coveted spices, silks, and precious stones of the East in exchange for the products of her mines, forests, and fisheries. It is not to be wondered at, then, that these cities were the true centres of civili- zation, according to our modern standard, in the Middle Age. The warlike deeds, the raids, and the plunder- ings of the haughty, fierce, and ignorant nobles who surrounded them have received, perhaps, an undue prominence in the history of the times.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stillé, Charles J. (Charles Janeway), 1819-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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