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Showing posts with label wool trade. Show all posts
26 September 2023

Republic of Siena

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According to legend, Siena was founded by Senio and Ascanio, who were sons of Remus (who founded Rome with his brother Romulus). More verifi...
20 February 2023

The Great Twelve

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Of all the livery companies in medieval London, 12 were considered the most important and influential. They were collectively referred to a...
23 July 2022

The Wool Trade in England

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Wool is different from hair in that it has a natural "crimp" to it that allows the fibers to bind together. This, and the fact tha...
22 July 2022

Wool—A Brief History

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Before we talk about the wool trade, I think a few words about the history of wool is a good start. There is evidence that sheep were domest...
21 July 2022

The Flemish Revolt, Part 2

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To sum up yesterday's post : France considered Flanders their territory, Flanders under Count Robert III fought a war about that and los...
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