Migration im karolingischen Italien
Paul Predatsch
During the eighth-century Carolingian conquests many people came to Italy; some of them took up clerical or secular offices, found a new place live. New analyses sources using qualitative and quantitative methods show that, compared systems political rule local dynamics social relations, ethnic categorizations even fact migration itself were relatively inconsequential in interactions.
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