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Introduction,s a model of commercial capitalism utilized by Christian and Jewish inhabitants of the town as well as by the peasants of the surrounding region. This rural-market commerce was supported by the local nobility, but not necessarily created by them, and utilized the written and legal framework of contr

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Notaries and Their Contracts,y Mediterranean Europe, but in Santa Coloma the scribes developed specific practices ref lecting the needs of a rural marketplace, their regional neighbors, and their own status as a new, notarial monopoly staffed by the area’s clerics.

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Commercial Crossroads,d bring merchandise to sell to the villagers come to market in Santa Coloma. By the 1290s, the citizens of the town itself had begun to participate in market exchanges as producers and merchants, in addition to serving as officials, landlords, and financiers. Local and “foreign” merchants operated i

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