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foundinallthereiortaresoftrade.eventoday
ouraripahethreegoldenballs
softheghtyhouseof
thediarriedtheir
daughterstothekingsoffrandwereburiedingraves
ancaesar.
thentherehegreatrivalofvenice,where
thertsspecialisedintradehtunisinafrid
thegraisoftheblacksea.thenthereorethan
telargeandsosll,eachaperfect
rfightingtheieighboursand
rivalshtheundyinghatredofneighbourswhoaredepriving
eachotheroftheirprofits.
oheproductsoftheorientandafricahadbeen
broughttothesedistributires,theystbeprepared
forthevoyagetotheah.
genoacarriedhergoodsbywhere
theyothecitiesalongtherhone,hin
tuservedastherketplacesofnortheande
france.
veniceusedthelandroutetonortheeurope.thisa
roadledacrossthebrennerpass,theoldgatewayfor
thebarbariansaly.pastinnsbruck,the
rdisethereitdrifteddown
therhiothenorthseaandengland,oritakento
augsburgilyhbankers
andnufacturersandlyby``shaving
theinsen,lookedafter
thefurtherdistributiontandleipzigandthe
citiesofthebaltidtoheislandofgotland
ertheneedsofthenorthebaltiddealt
directlyrcial
treofrussiaroyedbyivaerriblein
theddleofthesixteeury.
thelittlecitiesoofnortheeuropehad
aingstoryoftheiroediaevalea
greatdealoffish.thereanyfastdaysandthenpeople
ittedtoeatat.forthosewholivedaway
froheastandfroherivers,thisantadietofeggs
oothingatall.butearlyihirteeuryadutch
fishernhaddisveredahatit
uldbetransportedtodistantpoints.theherringfisheries
ofthenorthseatheaso
tidurihirteeury,thisusefullittlefishfor
reasonsofitsoovedfrohenorthseatothebaltid
theakeney.allthe
othebaltictocatchherringandasthatfish
uldonlybecaughtdurihseachyeartherest
ofthetiitspendsindeepiliesof
littleherringstheshipsherest
ofthetiuheyhadfoundanotheroccupation.they
heocarrytheofnorthearalrussia
tosoutheandeeurope.ouvoyage
theybroughtspidsilksandcarpetsandorientalrugs
froeniburgandbren.
outofsuportant
systefiionaltradethe
nufacturingcitiesesaighty
guildsfoughtpitchedbattleshthekingsoffrand
englandaablishedalabourtyranely
ruihtheeloyersaotherepublic
ofnovgorodinnortherussia,ightycityuntil
tsarivan,erts,tookthetownand
killedsixtythousandpeopleihananthstiand
reducedthesurvivorstobeggary.
thattheyghtprotecttheelvesagainstpiratesand
exertsofthe
northfoundedaprotectiveleaguehe
``hansa.thehansa,sheadquartersinlubeck,
orethanonehuies.
theassoaintainedanavyofitsorolled
theseasandfoughtaedthekingsofenglandand
denrkheydaredtointerferehtherightsandthe
privilegesoftheghtyhaicrts.
iorespaeofthewonderful
storiesofthisstrangerceharriedon
aountainsandaidst
sueagloriousadventure.
butitesanditotbedonehere.
besides,ihopethatihavetoldyouenoughabouttheddle
agestokeyouoreintheexcellentbooks
ofe.
theddleages,asihavetriedtoshowyou,hadbeena
periodofveryslohepeopleer
believedthat``progressionof
theeviloneandoughttobedisuraged,andastheyhap
peooighty,itoenforce
theirhepatientserfsandtheilliterateknights.
hereandthereafeetisventuredforthinto
theforbiddenregionofsce,buttheyfaredbadlyandwere
nsideredluckyheyescapedhtheirlivesandajail
senteyyears.
ihandthirteeuriesthefloodof
iionalrcesovereeuropeasthenile
hadsacrossthevalleyofaegypt.itleftbehind
afertilesedintofprosperity.prosperityantleisure
hoursandtheseleisurehavebothnandena
anuscriptsandtakeaiure
andartandsic.
thenohatdivinecuriosity
anfroheranksofthoseother
alsained
du,aies,ofentihave
toldyouinlastchapter,offeredasafesheltertothese
bravepioneersain
oftheestablishedorderofthings.
theysettoheheir
cloisteredandstudiouscells.afloodofsunlightehe
dustyrooandshothebhered
duringthelongperiodofsedarkness.
theybegantohouse.heyedtheirgardens.
thentheybling
tohisisagoodworld.weare
gladthat.
atthatnt,theddleagescatoanendandanew
worldbegan.
therenaissance
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