Sentence examples for medieval community from inspiring English sources

The medieval community grew mainly as a result of the wool trade; Bideford received its market charter in 1573 and was incorporated soon after.

The nearby city of Lucca is a medieval community surrounded by intact walls, which now form a pedestrian walkway, where markets and cafés provide interesting distractions.

Because of Le Roy Ladurie's book — and its source, the Fournier Register — we know more about Montaillou than about any other medieval community.

They would find out that in a medieval community you would walk everywhere, eat local, seasonal food from the farmers' market, and wake with the sun.

And lo #PaulKent "trended", whatever that is, and there was a dinkum Twitter-storm, the digital equivalent of a medieval community gathering in a village square to throw fruit at a serf in stocks.

Carrie Ryan's "The Forest of Hands and Teeth" takes an insular, vaguely medieval community reminiscent of the town in the M. Night Shyamalan film "The Village," subjects it to George Romero-style zombie attacks, and then throws in a love quadrangle with enough emo angst to rival "Twilight".

I was torn between "Reconciling Medieval Communities: Priests, People and Prostitutes" and "U.S.

History in the Comic Mode: Medieval Communities and the Matter of Person, coedited with Bruce Holsinger.

Recent themes have included children and the family, medieval communities, and emotions in the Middle Ages.

The modern public, in contrast to ancient and medieval communities, is a creation of the press, which is the only instrument capable of holding together the mass of unreal individuals "who never are and never can be united in an actual situation or organization" (Kierkegaard 1846, 60).

In the City of London, not far from where the East End begins, England's medieval Jewish community built its first synagogue in the 12th century.