Titlebook: Government and Merchant Finance in Anglo-Gascon Trade, 1300–1500; Robert Blackmore Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Introduction,storical narratives of neither modern Britain nor France, and so it has been generally ignored by historians of both. Nevertheless, extensive evidence survives that can be used to reconstruct a case study showing how certain markets and institutions evolved during this period when rulers increasingly sought to financially exploit trade.

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Commodities and Prices,ict, yet in the other direction went a plethora of commodities, with choices evolving across the period: wool was substituted for cloth, and, after the opening of the Hundred Years’ War in 1337 and arrival of the Black Death in 1348–9, food was increasingly shipped.

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Money and Trade, capital and exchange controls to prevent such monetary flows. The activity of Aquitaine’s mints and the exchange rates between the ., the principal Gascon currency, the pound sterling, and . all show the deleterious effects of exogenous shocks, particularly war and plague, on the financial links between England and Aquitaine.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-03714-5 time the location of most taxation moved from the duchy back to England, as did most government borrowing. By the mid-fifteenth century the Plantagenets gained little in terms of the financial benefits from trade they had at the beginning of the fourteenth.

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Public Finance, time the location of most taxation moved from the duchy back to England, as did most government borrowing. By the mid-fifteenth century the Plantagenets gained little in terms of the financial benefits from trade they had at the beginning of the fourteenth.