Urban Infrastructure in Medieval England P.J. Laverty That's what this country's all

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Urban Infrastructure in Medieval England P.J. Laverty That's what this country's allHow medieval English towns built, sustained, and reimagined the lifelines of urban life. In the bustling market towns and growing cities of medieval England between 1200 and 1600, public works were the lifelines of urban society. In Urban Infrastructure in Medieval England, Roberta J. Magnusson offers the first comprehensive study of how medieval towns built, financed, and sustained their defenses, bridges, streets, water systems, and harbors.