European Renaissance and Reformation 1350-1600: Social Class and Economy Research Article from World Eras

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European Renaissance and Reformation 1350-1600: Social Class and Economy Research Article from World Eras

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1 No master shall henceforth enter into any association, fraternity, league or combination with any journeyman or other worker, nor shall journeymen and workers make any common laws or regulations except with the express approbation of masters and council of the city

2 All employed persons, whether indentured to knights, artisans, or burghers, and all journeymen residing in this city shall, furthermore, swear an oath of obedience to masters and council, pledging themselves to advance the interest and honor of the city and do nothing to cause it harm or injury as long as they shall serve this city and reside in it

3 No journeyman or other employed person shall from now on have a common room or house, nor any place, house, or garden in which to congregate for talk of common affairs or negotiation on conditions of...

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