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August 26, 2013 Leave a Comment

Scope of Hanseatic Trade

It was greater, for example, than that of the maritime towns of Germany for the period immediately preceding the era of steam navigation, i.e., about

August 25, 2013 Leave a Comment

Norway Station

This station, created at a late period of Hanseatic expansion, bears testimony to the colonial genius of the German merchants of the league and

August 24, 2013 Leave a Comment

A Sample Voyage

The Hansa ships were usually round-bellied, high-boarded craft with one mast, and flew the pennant of their home port.Continuing The Hanseatic

August 23, 2013 Leave a Comment

Means of Trade

The methods of transportation and intercourse at that time were very different from those of today.Continuing The Hanseatic League's Story,our

August 22, 2013 Leave a Comment

Trading Destinations

Of the two great avenues of trade, that indicated by the termini Bruges and Novgorod is first deserving of mention.Continuing The Hanseatic League's

August 21, 2013 Leave a Comment

War Against Scandinavians

Another passage at arms was required. The ensuing conflict was the greatest and most glorious ever fought, not only by the Hansa, but by Germany, upon

August 19, 2013 Leave a Comment

Mass Emigration Begins

Today's installment concludes The Edict of Nantes Revoked,our selection from Histoire de France by Bon Louis Henri Martin published in 1836.If

August 18, 2013 Leave a Comment

Louis Doubles Down on His Policy

A million and a half of Frenchmen were in terror and despair; yet songs of victory resounded around Louis the Great.Continuing The Edict of Nantes

August 17, 2013 Leave a Comment

New Persecutions of Protestants

When the great harvest had been sufficiently gathered in the South and West, the reapers were sent elsewhere.Continuing The Edict of Nantes

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