CRAFT-GUILDS OF THE
THIRTEENTH CENTURY IN PARIS
BY
F. B. MILLETT.
_The Jackson Press, Kingston_
BULLETIN OF THE DEPARTMENTS OF HISTORY AND POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC SCIENCE
IN QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY, KINGSTON, ONTARIO, CANADA.
=No. 1, The Colonial Policy of Chatham, by W. L. Grant.=
=No. 2, Canada and the Most Favored Nation Treaties, by O. D. Skelton.=
=No. 3, The Status of Women in New England and New France, by James
Douglas.=
=No. 4, Sir Charles Bagot: An Incident in Canadian Parliamentary History,
by J. L. Morison.=
=No. 5, Canadian Bank Inspection, by W. W. Swanson.=
=No. 6, Should Canadian Cities Adopt Commission Government, by William
Bennett Munro.=
=No. 7, An Early Canadian Impeachment, by D. A. McArthur.=
=No. 8, A Puritan at the Court of Louis XIV, by W. L. Grant.=
=No. 9, British Supremacy and Canadian Autonomy: An Examination of Early
Victorian Opinion Concerning Canadian Self-government, by J. L. Morison.=
=No. 10, The Problem of Agricultural Credit in Canada, by H. Michell.=
=No. 11, St. Alban in History and Legend: A Critical Examination; The
King and His Councillors: Prolegomena to a History of the House of Lords,
by L. F. Rushbrook Williams.=
=No. 12, Life of the Settler in Western Canada Before the War of 1812, by
Adam Shortt.=
=No. 13, The Grange in Canada, by H. Michell.=
=No. 14, The Financial Power of the Empire, by W. W. Swanson.=
=No. 15, Modern British Foreign Policy, by J. L. Morison.=
=No. 16, Federal Finance, by O. D. Skelton.=
=No. 17, Craft-Gilds of the Thirteenth Century in Paris, by F. B.
Millett.=