Manners, customs, and dress during the Middle Ages and during the Renaissance period (1870)
Jacob, P. L., 1806-1884 · London : Bickers and Son · leaf 366
Rule. — Money Exactions of tlie Merovingian Kings. — Varieties of Money. — Financial Laws under Charlemagne. — Missi Dominici. — Increase of Taxes owing to the Crusades. — Organization of Finances by Louis IX. — Extortions of Philip lc Bel.— Pecuniary Embarrassment of his Successors. — Charles V.… … the area of the holding. Besides these, there were taxes on articles of consumption, on salt, on the import and export of all articles of mer- chandise, on sales by auction ; also on marriages, on burials, and on houses. There were also legacy and succession duties, and taxes on slaves, according…
Middle Ages · Renaissance · Manners and customs · Costume
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