| Description |
1 online resource (513 p.) |
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Routledge History Handbooks Ser |
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Routledge History Handbooks Ser
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| Contents |
Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Contributors -- 1 General Introduction -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Part I Medieval Taxation -- 2 History of Taxation in Medieval Europe: Sources, Historiography and Methods -- Source Materials, Their Contributions and Limitations -- Normative Sources -- Tax Documents -- Accounting Documents -- Indirect and Complementary Tax Sources -- The Materiality of Sources and a New "Documentary Landscape" -- Historiographic Milestones -- Towards a History of Taxation Until the 1980s -- The Institutional Approach |
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The Economic and Social Approach -- The Financial and Technical Approach -- The Turn of the Late Twentieth Century and New Historiographic Trends -- Taxation and the Genesis of the Modern State -- The "New Fiscal History" -- An Alternative Tax Theory Approach -- New Paradigms, New Research -- The Main Focal Points of Tax History: Continuity and Changes -- The Power to Tax: Legitimacy, Consent and Resistance -- Financial Policies and Strategies: Modalities and Stakes of the Tax Grab -- Tax Officials and Finance Men: Tax Administration and Management -- State and Municipal Taxation |
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Tax Revenues and Tax Burden: Classical and News Methods -- Conclusions -- Notes -- References -- 3 The Right to Tax and Its Justifications -- The Prince Must "Live Off His Own" -- Living Within One's Means -- Demonstrating the Virtue of the Prince -- Finding the Means to Pursue One's Ars Gubernandi -- The Nature of the Debates: Challenges to Taxation -- The Scholastic Form of Inquiry Into Taxes -- Enablers to Thinking About Taxation: Providence, Treasury and Necessity -- The Dissemination of Fiscal Theory -- Taxation Practices (Thirteenth to Fifteenth Centuries) |
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Fiscal Dialogue: Negotiating Taxation -- Opposition to Taxation -- From a Tax for War to a Tax for Peace -- In Conclusion: Legacy and Heirs -- Notes -- References -- 4 Church Taxation -- Introduction: State of the Question -- Ecclesiastical Taxation in Its Early Stages of Development -- The Birth of Clerical Taxation: Papal Tenths -- The Expansion of Papal Taxation During the Avignon Papacy -- Other Areas of Development of Ecclesiastical Taxation -- The Taxation of the Clergy By Secular Authorities -- The Fiscal Status of Clergymen: Between Immunity and Taxation |
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Contributions Due to the Needs of the Kingdom: Alternation Between Tenths and Subsidies -- Other Ways of Transferring Ecclesiastical Income -- The Other Front Open: Municipal Taxation -- The Continuity of the Taxation of Benefices -- The Taxation of Ecclesiastical Benefices -- Changes and Continuity After the Fiscal Reforms of Constance -- Notes -- References -- Part II Fiscal Systems -- 5 Crown of Aragon: Catalonia, Aragon, Valencia and Majorca -- Introduction -- Royal and Seigneurial Taxation -- The Demands of Kings and Feudal Lords Within Their Domains |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
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War Transforms Royal Taxation Into Taxes of General Scope |
| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Caesar, Mathieu
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Garnier, Florent
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Verdés Pijuan, Pere
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| ISBN |
9781000736366 |
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1000736369 |
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