-
network of
merchant guilds and
market towns in
Central and
Northern Europe.
Growing from a few
North German towns in the late 12th century, the League...
-
anciently called who
inhabited that
district of
Germany now
occupied by the
Hanse Towns and
their appendages, the
earliest traders in
modern Europe. Chamber's...
- The
United Kingdom had a
diplomatic representative to the
three sovereign Hanseatic cities of Bremen,
Hamburg and Lübeck
until German unification in 1871...
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Hanse [La
Hanse (XIIe-XVIIe siècles); German], see
references for
bibliographical details, p. 55. ISBN 3-520-37105-7.
Philippe Dollinger, Die
Hanse [La...
- Austria, and
Prussia renewed the
Quadruple Alliance. The
princes and free
towns, who were not signatories, were
invited to
accede to its terms, whereby...
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trade with
England was
centred in
Hamburg in
those days.: 106
Other Hanse towns resented the
success of the
Merchant Adventurers and
wanted to secure...
- Ref ·
Catalog 10801 Lüneburg 1992 SK26 Lüneburg, one of the
richest Hanse towns, more than 1000
years old. JPL · 10801 10802
Masamifuruya 1992 UL6 Masami...
- politics, and economy. An
expansion pack,
Patrizier 2:
Aufschwung der
Hanse, was
released in
Germany in 2001. A
compilation release containing the main...
-
Appalachian Barrier Upon
Colonial History. — (1899). "The
Development of the
Hanse Towns in
Relation to
Their Geographical Environment".
Journal of the American...
- was
formed in 1790.
Further land was lost in the
formation of the
newer towns of
Cairo and
Greenville (1803), New
Baltimore (1811), and
Athens (1815)...
