Chapter Alternative Food Supplies, Alternative Currencies? Food deliveries by tenant farmers in the late medieval Low Countries
Why did landlords and farmers in commercialized, monetized economies prefer in-kind payments over cash? In the urbanized core regions of late medieval Europe, urban households and institutions often managed extensive estates in the countryside. This phenomenon, primarily viewed as a capital investme...
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Firenze University Press
2025
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