THE METROPOLITAN CITY REGION OF THE MIDDLE AGES
Josiah C. Russell
Journal of Regional ScienceVolume 2, Issue 2 p. 55-70 THE METROPOLITAN CITY REGION OF MIDDLE AGES Josiah C. Russell, Russell The author is Professor History at the University New Mexico.Search for more papers by this First published: September 1960 https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-9787.1960.tb00840.xCitations: 2AboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions Use check box below share version article.I have read accept Wiley Online Library UseShareable LinkUse link a article with your friends colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL REFERENCES [1] Bartlett, J.N., “The Expansion Decline York in Later Middle Ages,” Economic Review 12 (1959) 17– 33. [2] Beresford, M.W., J.K.S. St. Joseph, Medieval England. An Aerial Survey ( Cambridge , 1958). [3] Berry, B.J.L. W.L. Garrison, “Alternate Explanations Urban Rank-Size Relationships,” Annals Association American Geographers 48 (1958) pp. 83– 91. [4] Bracey, H.E., “A Rural Component Centrality applied Six Southern Counties United Kingdom,” Geography 32 (1956) 45. [5] Bücker, K., Die Bevölkerung von Frankfurt am Main im XIV und XV Jahrhundert 47 (Tübingen, 1886). [6] Carus-Wilson, E.M., “Evidences Industrial Growth on some Fifteenth-Century Manors,” 190– 205. [7] Christaller, W., Zentralen Orte Suddeutschland Jena 1935). [8] Dickinson, R.E., City Region Regionalism London 1947). [9] Development Distribution German Town,” 27 (1942) 9– 53. [10] Morphology Geographical 35 (1945) 74– 97. [11] Ekwall, E., Studies Population Stockholm : Kungl. Vitterhets Histories och Antikvitets Handlingar Fil. -Fil. Serien 1956). [12] Face, R.D., Vectuarii Overland Commerce between Champagne Europe,” 239– 46. [13] Fox, J.C., Royal Forests England 1905). [14] Holmes, U.T., Jr., A.H. Schutz, A French Language 1938). [15] Jolliffe, J.E.A., Pre-feudal England; Jutes 1933). [16] E. Lamond (ed.) Walter Henley's Husbandry 1890). [17] Lopez, R.S., Evolution Land Transport Past Present no. 9 29. [18] Lösch, A., Economics Location, translated W.H. Woglon assistance W.F. Stolper Haven 1954). [19] Müller-Wille, Acker fluren Landesteil Birken feld Bonn Diss. 1936). [20] Philbrick, A.K., “Principles Areal Functional Organization Human Geography,” 33 (1957) 299– 336. [21] Rogers, J.E.T., Agriculture Prices Oxford 1866), I IV. [22] British (University Mexico Press, 1948). [23] Late Ancient Philadelphia 1958, Transactions Philosophical Society). [24] “Medieval Midland Northern Migrants London, 1100–1365,” Speculum 34 642. [25] Persistence Physical Type,” Social 41 (1950) 210– 13. [26] Sanchez-Albornoz, C., La Espana Musulmana, (Buenos Aires, 1946) I. [27] Shepherd, Historical Atlas 1923). [28] Stenton, P.M., Road System England,” 7 (1936) 1– 21. [29] Stephenson, Borough Town Mass. [30] Stewart, J.Q., “Demographic Gravitation, Evidence Applications,” Sociometry 11 (1948) 31– 58. [31] J.Q. W. Warntz, “Physics Distribution,” Science 99– 123. [32] Stubbs, Selected Charters, etc. 9th ed. rev. H.W.C. Davis.). [33] Tait, J., English Manchester [34] Ullman, Theory Location Cities,” Sociology 46 (1941) 853– 64. [35] Victoria County History, Leicestershire, [36] Villari, P., Barbarian Invasions Italy 1902), II, 253– 254. [37] Wolff, Les “Estimes” Toulousaines des XIVe et XVe siécles Toulouse [38] Zipf, G.K., Behavior Principle Least Effort 1949). Citing Literature Volume2, Issue2September 1960Pages ReferencesRelatedInformation
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