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See: commerce
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Francesco di Marco da Prato: Notizie e Documenti sulla Mercatura Italiana nel Secolo XIV.
"If I could write": Margherita Datini and letter writing, 1385-1410 by Crabb, Ann / Renaissance Quarterly
20) This may be true, but it's fair to say that the amalgamation of ecclesia and mercatura in medieval times saw it coming.
The Baltic--from European sea of troubles to global interface by Blomkvist, Nils / Forum on Public Policy: A Journal of the Oxford Round Table
As Paradin puts it: And although it bee a trueth, that by olde lawes, Mercatura, non competit viro generoso.
Merchants of Venice in a Knack to Know an Honest Man by Rutter, Tom / Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England
 
 
 
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