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price.theauthorities,therefore,disuragedrading
andregulatedthepriceatertswereallowed
toselltheirgoods.
theddleagesdislikedpetitioeand
filltheultitudeofpushing
hand,when
richesfoothingandhegoodserfwould
ehegoldengatesofheavenhebadknightwas
senttodopehedeepestpitofinfeo
inshort,thepeopleoftheddleagesosurrender
partoftheirlibertyofthoughtanda,thatthey
ghtenjoygreatersafetyfroovertyofthebodyandpoverty
ofthesoul.
andhaveryfeions,theydidnotobject.they
firybelievedthattheyerevisitorsuponthispla
thattheyore
iortantlife.deliberatelytheytuedtheirbacksupona
hsufferingandkednessand
injustice.theypulleddoheblindsthattheraysofthe
sunghtnotdistrathatchapterinthe
apocalypseofthatheavenlylighthwas
toilluheirhappinessiy.theytriedtoclose
theireyestostofthejoysoftheheylived
thattheyghtenjoythoseinthenear
future.theyacceptedlifeasanecessaryevilanded
deathasthebeginningofagloriousday.
thegreeksandtheronshadheredaboutthe
futurebuthadtriedtoestablishtheirparadiserighthereupon
thisearth.theyhadsucceededinkinglifeextrelypleasant
forthoseoftheirfelloenhappentobe
slaves.theheddleages,
anbuilthielfaparadisebeyondthehighestclouds
ahisoavaleoftearsfhandlow,
forrib.itwas
tiforthependuluosheotherdire,as
ishalltellyouichapter.
diaevaltrade
hooredethe
diterraneanabusytreof
tradeandhohecitiesofthe
italianpeninsulabecathegreat
distributingerce
hasiaandafrica
therehreegoodreasoaliancitiesshould
havebeenthefirsttainapositionofgreatiortance
durieddleages.theitalianpeninsulahadbeen
settledbyroataveryearlydate.therehadbeenre
roadsaooreschoolsthananywhereelse
ineurope.
thebarbarianshadbuedaslustilyinitalyaselsewhere,
buttherehadbeensoorehadbeenable
tosurvive.inthesendplace,thepopelivedinitalyand
astheheadofavastpoliticale,hownedlandand
serfsandbuildingsandforestsandriversandnductedurts
oflaoney.
thepapalauthoritieshadtobepaidingoldandsilverasdid
thertsandshipohe
heeggsandthehorsesandallthericultural
productsofthenorthabegedintoactual
e.
thisdeitalytheoryparative
abundanceofgoldandsilver.finally,duringthecrusades,
theitalianbarkation
fortheostunbelievable
extent.
andafterthee
italiancitiesreihedistributiresforthoseoriental
goodsupoodepend
duriheyhadspentinthe.
ofthesetoousasvenice.venicewas
arepubliudbank.thitherpeoplefrohe
inlandhadfledduringtheinvasionsofthebarbariansinthe
fourthtury.surroundedonallsidesbytheseatheyhad
ehebusinessofsaltking.salthadbeenvery
scarceduringtheddleages,andthepricehadbeenhigh.
forhundredsofyearsvenionopolyof
thisindispensabletabledityisayindispensable,because
people,likesheep,fallilluheygetacertainaunt
ofsaltintheirfood.thepeoplehadusedthisnopolyto
ihepoestheyhadevendared
todefythepohepopes.thetohand
hadbeguntobuildships,radehthe
orient.duringthecrusades,theseshipsocarry
passeotheholyland,andhepassengersuld
notpayfortheirticketsincash,theyohelpthe
veiansheirlohe
aegeansea,inasianora.
bytheendofthefourteeury,thepopulationhad
groadevehebiggest
iddleages.thepeoplehoutinfluence
uponthegoventheprivateaffairofa
sllnuerofrichrtfalies.theyelectedasenate
andadogeorduke,buttheactualrulersofthecitywere
theersofthefausunciloften,aintained
theelvesofsecret
serviurderers,chupon
allcitizensandquietlyrevedthoseightbedangerous
tothesafetyoftheirhighhandedandunsittee
ofpublicsafety.
theotherextreofgovent,adecracyofvery
turbulenthabits,obefoundinflorehiscity
ntrolledtheinroadfroortheeuropetoroandused
thehisfortunateenoc
positiontoengageinnufacturing.thefloreriedto
follopleofathens.noblen,priestsanders
oftheguildsalltookpartinthediscussionsofcivicaffairs.
thisledtogreatcivicupheaval.peoplewereforeverbeingdivided
intopoliticalpartiesandthesepartiesfoughteachother
iesandnfiscated
theirpossessionsassoonastheyhadgainedavictoryinthe
unobs,
theiablehappened.apoilydeitselfster
ofthecityandgoveedthetohesurroundinguntry
afterthefashionoftheoldgreek``tyrants.theyalled
thedici.theearliestdicihadbeenphysisdicus
islatinforphysi,heheia,butlatertheyhad
tuedbaheirbanksand
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