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1 The Medieval City: City Air Makes One Free
The Culture of Cities Wednesday, February 1/2006 SOSC 2730

2 Selected Civilizations

3 The Medieval City: City Air Makes One Free

4 Reading Mumford Chapter 9 Cloister & Community

5 Transition Roman empire decline political institutions fail
Christian church fills the void pressures from outside the empire overwhelm it

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wealth Roman empire unable to hold back any longer

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inheritance consequences

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