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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
131

The woman's voice in Middle English love lyrics /

Rogers, Janine January 1993 (has links)
No description available.
132

Creaturely pleasures : the representation of animals in early modern drama

Margalit, Yael. January 2008 (has links)
No description available.
133

Tudor metrical psalmody and the English Reformations

Bider, Noreen Jane January 1998 (has links)
No description available.
134

Early and medieval Christian monastic spirituality : a study in meaning and trends

Roberts, Jeff E. January 1977 (has links)
No description available.
135

La muerte en la lírica castellana de los siglos XIV y XV /

Basabe, Omar. January 1985 (has links)
No description available.
136

Mi suete leuedi, her mi béne : the power and patronage of the heroine in Middle English romance

Clout, Karen. January 1998 (has links)
No description available.
137

"La passion mariale" dans le theatre français du XVe siècle

Hitchin, Anna L. January 1992 (has links)
Note:
138

Mapping medieval translation : methodological problems and a case study

Djordjevic, Ivana January 2002 (has links)
No description available.
139

Le censier de Saint-Mayeul : un reflet de la société clunisoise au XIVe siècle

Taillefer, Ian 12 April 2018 (has links)
Le censier de Saint-Mayeul compte parmi les sources peu exploitées de l'historiographie de la ville de Cluny. Daté de l'an 1333, il concerne la paroisse Saint-Mayeul de la ville de Cluny (Bourgogne, France), une petite ville établie au pied de la plus grande abbaye d'Occident. Ce manuscrit énumère les sources de revenu du curé et des prêtres rattachés à la paroisse Saint-Mayeul. On y retrouve des données sur l'urbanisme clunisois mais également sur la vie paroissiale et les activités socio-économiques du bourg. De plus, les nombreuses informations anthroponymiques consignées offrent un regard unique sur les liens familiaux des Clunisois au XIVe siècle. La transcription, le traitement et l'analyse des entrées originales de 1333 dans ce mémoire permettront au lecteur d'apprécier le quotidien d'une petite communauté en marge de ce géant que fut l'abbaye de Cluny. / Conceived and written in 1333 as an administrative tool listing the different revenus owed by the priests attached to Saint-Mayeul parish, « Le censier de Saint-Mayeul » also details parts of everyday life in a small town born in the shadow of Cluny Abbey. These details are various in nature and concern urbanism, anthroponymy and the socio-economics of a small town parish in medieval Burgundy. The manuscript is a great source of knowledge and this transcription and analysis of the original entries dating from 1333 will no doubt offer a unique perspective on every day life in this community.
140

The cotton trade and Brazilian foreign commerce during the industrial revolution / Algodão e o comércio internacional do Brasil durante a revolução industrial

Pereira, Thales Augusto Zamberlan 09 June 2017 (has links)
This dissertation provides a new interpretation for the rise and subsequent decline of Brazil as a cotton supplier to the British textile sector during the Industrial Revolution. Between 1791 and 1801, northeast Brazilachieved a market share of 40 percent in Liverpool. Contrary to what scholars previously argued,the chief cause for the rise of Brazil as a major cotton exporterwas its superior cotton fiber for the new calico and muslin textiles produced in Britain. Notwithstanding the initial success, Brazilian cotton exports stagnated after 1819. Previous interpretations argued that the decline of Brazilian cotton plantations was a result of labor shortagesand high inland transport costs. This dissertation instead provides evidence showing that cotton regions in Brazil had in fact a high density of slaves. Likewise, transport costs represented a small fraction of cotton market prices. For cotton planters, the largest economic burden was the fiscal policy implemented by the central government after 1808. The need to increase revenues led the central government to tax the most important commodities at the time. Export taxes represented the largest cost for cotton production in Brazil until the 1840s. As regional governments could not tax imports, they were left with little resources to invest in infrastructure projects that could offset the increasing costs of taxation. In the end, higher production costs reduced Brazil\'s ability to face the challenge of new competitors in the international cotton market during the nineteenth century. / Essa dissertação fornece uma nova interpretação para a ascensão e subsequente declínio do Brasil como um fornecedor de algodão para o setor têxtil britânico durante a Revolução Industrial.Entre 1791 e 1801, o nordeste do Brasil alcançou uma participação de mercado de 40% em Liverpool.Contrário ao que os pesquisadores normalmente argumentam, a principal causa do surgimento do Brasil como um importante exportador de algodão foi a qualidade superior da sua fibra para os novos têxteis produzidos na Grã-Bretanha.Não obstante o sucesso inicial, as exportações brasileiras de algodão estagnaram após 1819. As interpretações anteriores argumentaram que o declínio das plantações brasileiras de algodão foi resultado da escassez de mão-de-obra e dos altos custos de transporte terrestre.Essa dissertação, no entanto, fornece evidências de que as regiões de algodão no Brasil tinham, de fato, uma alta densidade de escravos. Do mesmo modo, os custos de transporte representaram uma pequena fração dos preços de mercado do algodão.Para os plantadores de algodão, o maior fardo econômico foi a política fiscal implementada pelo governo central após 1808. A necessidade de aumentar as receitas levou o governo central a tributar as commodities mais importantes na época.Os impostos de exportação representaram o maior custo de produção de algodão no Brasil até a década de 1840. Como os governos regionais não podiam tributar as importações, ficaram com poucos recursos para investir em projetos de infraestrutura que poderiam compensar os crescentes custos de tributação.No final, os custos de produção mais elevados reduziram a capacidade do Brasil de enfrentar o desafio de novos concorrentes no mercado internacional do algodão durante o século XIX.

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