Lecture 11: The Emergence of the Market

from Doug Allen's History of Urban Form · host Doug Allen Institute

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The eleventh lecture in Doug Allen's History of Urban Form series continues the discussion of Medieval European cities, specifically focusing on their functions and forms with the reemergence of trade. The lecture continues with AEJ Morris' classification of city types as well as Medieval city components — streets, walls, gates, churches, castles, and agricultural territory.

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