Small towns 600–1270

Summary

Small towns 600–1270 is a scholarly chapter^[1].

Key Facts

• Small towns 600–1270 authored John Blair^[2].
• Small towns 600–1270's instance of is recorded as scholarly chapter^[3].
• Small towns 600–1270's page is recorded as 245-270^[4].
• Small towns 600–1270's DOI is recorded as 10.1017/CHOL9780521444613.012^[5].
• Small towns 600–1270's publication date is recorded as +2000-12-21T00:00:00Z^[6].
• Small towns 600–1270's main subject is recorded as urban history^[7].
• Small towns 600–1270's main subject is recorded as Britain in the Middle Ages^[8].
• Small towns 600–1270's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+26'}^[9].
• Small towns 600–1270's published in is recorded as The Cambridge Urban History of Britain. Volume 1: 600–1540^[10].
• Small towns 600–1270's title is recorded as Small towns 600–1270^[11].
• Small towns 600–1270's cites work is recorded as The Black Death in English towns^[12].
• Small towns 600–1270's cites work is recorded as The Banburys of England^[13].
• Small towns 600–1270's cites work is recorded as Itinerant Kingship and Royal Monasteries in Early Medieval Germany,c. 936–1075^[14].
• Small towns 600–1270's cites work is recorded as Towns and town hierarchies in Saxon England^[15].
• Small towns 600–1270's cites work is recorded as Chester and Gloucester: Early Ecclesiastical Organization in Two Mercian Burhs^[16].
• Small towns 600–1270's cites work is recorded as Medieval urban history and the history of political thought^[17].
• Small towns 600–1270's cites work is recorded as Urban decline in the later middle ages: the reliability of the non-statistical evidence^[18].
• Small towns 600–1270's cites work is recorded as The urban hierarchy in medieval Staffordshire^[19].
• Small towns 600–1270's cites work is recorded as Conflict in a Monastic Borough: Coventry in the Reign of Edward II^[20].
• Small towns 600–1270's cites work is recorded as Boston and Grimsby in the middle ages: an administrative contrast^[21].
• Small towns 600–1270's cites work is recorded as Towns in societies–medieval England^[22].
• Small towns 600–1270's cites work is recorded as Medieval London and Its Region^[23].
• Small towns 600–1270's cites work is recorded as London in the Early Middle Ages 600–1300^[24].
• Small towns 600–1270's cites work is recorded as The Peasants' Revolt of 1381^[25].
• Small towns 600–1270's cites work is recorded as The Five Boroughs of the Danelaw: a review of present knowledge^[26].

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Designation and Status

Small towns 600–1270's instance of is recorded as scholarly chapter^[3].