Summary Of "Merchants And Bankers In The Middle Ages" By Jacques Le Goff

"Professional activity" and "The social and political role" are chapters 1 and 2, which we have summarized in this book. The commercial revolution, the itinerant paper, the routes, the waterways and maritime routes, the fairs, the sedentary merchant, contracts and associations, merchants and politicians, improvements of the methods in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, accounting, the categories of merchants Has the medieval merchant been a capitalist? Merchants and cities, nobles and urban and rural popular sectors, aspects of the political dominance of the mercantile bourgeoisie, the "democratic" merchants, struggles of the bourgeois clans, merchants and princes, and the large bourgeois families, are the issues addressed.