The German HansaFirst published in 1999. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company. |
Contents
Chronology of the Hansa | xi |
Introduction | xvii |
From the Merchants Hansa to the Hansa | xxiii |
The Founding of the German Cities of the East and the Gotland | 19 |
Towards the Hansa of the Towns c 1250c 1350 | 45 |
A Great Power in Northern Europe | 62 |
The Organisation of the Hansa | 85 |
The Towns | 116 |
to Hanseatic Trade | 198 |
Hanseatic Civilisation | 260 |
Gathering Dangers 14001475 | 281 |
Decline 14751550 | 311 |
Renewal and Eclipse 15501669 | 330 |
Conclusion | 370 |
Events Privileges Treaties | 379 |
Institutions Society | 399 |
Ships Shipping Shipowners | 141 |
The Merchants | 159 |
Its Competitors | 186 |
Economic Matters | 417 |
Trade Statistics 431 | 433 |
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