Thomas W Blomquist
Biographic Data
| ID | 5365122 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Thomas W Blomquist |
| GIVEN NAMES | Thomas W |
| FAMILY NAME | Blomquist |
| SIGNATURE | BLOMQUIST T W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Northern Illinois University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Local Merchants of Prato
Lucca, 1430-1494
Alien coins and foreign exchange banking in a medieval commune
The tithing returns sent to Rome in 1296 from the dioceses of Tuscany reveal a variety of coins, foreign to each particular episcopate, included in the mix. This article deals with the presence, and presumably prior circulation, of coins of foreign provenence in thirteenth-century Lucca as indicated in the Lucchese notarial materials of the period. The results are analyzed and then compared with the representation of the types of coins included i…
Land and Power in Late Medieval Ferrara
The second issuance of a Tuscan gold coin
In 1252 Genoa and Florence embarked upon the issuance of gold coins. Although Genoa's effort ultimately failed due to an internal economic crisis, the Florentine florin dominated the international money markets of western Europe and beyond for the next two and a half centuries. Lucca, Florence's Tuscan neighbor, likewise ventured into the issuance of a gold coin at least by 1256. However, Lucca's gold issue was apparently of a modest scale and ne…
Alle origini del notariato italiano . Mario Amelotti , Giorgio Costamagna
Society and Politics in Medieval Italy
De Roover on Business, Banking, and Economic Thought
The untimely death of Raymond de Roover in March 1972 removed one of the major figures from the field of medieval economic history. Now there has appeared a collection of eleven of de Roover's articles, one of them not previously published, to remind us of the magisterial quality of their author's contributions to our knowledge of medieval business and banking techniques and the milieu in which the medieval man of business operated
The Castracani Family of Thirteenth-Century Lucca
Commercial Association in Thirteenth-Century Lucca
Professor Blomquist describes and analyzes various forms of business association in an important northern Italian city during the period of economic growth in the thirteenth century. These included two basic forms of partnerships, as well as an early version of limited liability association
The drapers of lucca and the marketing of cloth in the mid-thirteenth century
The Castracani Family of Thirteenth-Century Lucca
De Roover on Business, Banking, and Economic Thought
The untimely death of Raymond de Roover in March 1972 removed one of the major figures from the field of medieval economic history. Now there has appeared a collection of eleven of de Roover's articles, one of them not previously published, to remind us of the magisterial quality of their author's contributions to our knowledge of medieval business and banking techniques and the milieu in which the medieval man of business operated
Commercial Association in Thirteenth-Century Lucca
Professor Blomquist describes and analyzes various forms of business association in an important northern Italian city during the period of economic growth in the thirteenth century. These included two basic forms of partnerships, as well as an early version of limited liability association
The drapers of lucca and the marketing of cloth in the mid-thirteenth century
The Castracani Family of Thirteenth-Century Lucca
Commercial Association in Thirteenth-Century Lucca
Professor Blomquist describes and analyzes various forms of business association in an important northern Italian city during the period of economic growth in the thirteenth century. These included two basic forms of partnerships, as well as an early version of limited liability association
De Roover on Business, Banking, and Economic Thought
The untimely death of Raymond de Roover in March 1972 removed one of the major figures from the field of medieval economic history. Now there has appeared a collection of eleven of de Roover's articles, one of them not previously published, to remind us of the magisterial quality of their author's contributions to our knowledge of medieval business and banking techniques and the milieu in which the medieval man of business operated
Society and Politics in Medieval Italy
Alle origini del notariato italiano . Mario Amelotti , Giorgio Costamagna
The second issuance of a Tuscan gold coin
In 1252 Genoa and Florence embarked upon the issuance of gold coins. Although Genoa's effort ultimately failed due to an internal economic crisis, the Florentine florin dominated the international money markets of western Europe and beyond for the next two and a half centuries. Lucca, Florence's Tuscan neighbor, likewise ventured into the issuance of a gold coin at least by 1256. However, Lucca's gold issue was apparently of a modest scale and ne…
Land and Power in Late Medieval Ferrara
Alien coins and foreign exchange banking in a medieval commune
The tithing returns sent to Rome in 1296 from the dioceses of Tuscany reveal a variety of coins, foreign to each particular episcopate, included in the mix. This article deals with the presence, and presumably prior circulation, of coins of foreign provenence in thirteenth-century Lucca as indicated in the Lucchese notarial materials of the period. The results are analyzed and then compared with the representation of the types of coins included i…
Lucca, 1430-1494
The Local Merchants of Prato
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