Episode 119: The rise of credit in Tudor England

21 min•28 februari 2019

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One of the major shifts in the economy from a medieval to an early modern world was the rise of credit. In this episode I look at the history of credit and usury laws in Europe, and how it all began to change during the 16th century. Show notes at englandcast.com

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Episode 119: The rise of credit in Tudor England

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