Conclusion to Part II
Fanny Bessard
From 700, the early Islamic economy remained strongly aligned with its late antique heritage, which brought a definite rupture between Near East and Europe. Robin Fleming shows that Britain’s towns fell into total decay after departure of Roman legions.<sup>1</sup> The prominence urban marketplace in Middle Ages certainly contrasted Carolingian Europe European systems exchange mostly took place form weekly rural markets....
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