The Beginnings of Town Life in the Middle Ages
The Beginnings of Town Life in the Middle Ages
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As this outline of M. Flach's chapters may have shown, the lucidity which marks the earlier stages of the exposi- tion is hardly maintained in the later. It becomes not in- frequently difficult to discern M. Flach's real meaning; and I. Cannot be at all sure that I have not misrepresented him. As he proceeds, he loses control of his material ; until in the last three chapters the several factors of the town constitution not only fail to be put into any dis- tinctly intelligible relation to one ...another, they are hardly even disentangled. The final impression of the com- munal movement which he creates seems to be not at all unlike that already traditional with French writers, and stated but shortly before by M. Luchaire. The agree- ment between M. Flach and M. Luchaire is especially close in regard to the relation of the fraternities and gilds to the sworn commune: what with the latter are "germs, " constituting "a community before the commune, " are with the former "cellules, " forming a "lien corporatif" before the "lien communal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As this outline of M. Flach's chapters may have shown, the lucidity which marks the earlier stages of the exposi- tion is hardly maintained in the later. It becomes not in- frequently difficult to discern M. Flach's real meaning; and I. Cannot be at all sure that I have not misrepresented him. As he proceeds, he loses control of his material ; until in the last three chapters the several factors of the town constitution not only fail to be put into any dis- tinctly intelligible relation to one ...another, they are hardly even disentangled. The final impression of the com- munal movement which he creates seems to be not at all unlike that already traditional with French writers, and stated but shortly before by M. Luchaire. The agree- ment between M. Flach and M. Luchaire is especially close in regard to the relation of the fraternities and gilds to the sworn commune: what with the latter are "germs, " constituting "a community before the commune, " are with the former "cellules, " forming a "lien corporatif" before the "lien communal.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J William James Ashley to read onlineMoreLess
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