Le Livre De Raison D'Ã(c)tienne Benoist, 1426... [French]

"Le Livre de Raison d' tienne Benoist, 1426..." offers a unique glimpse into the life and times of a 15th-century French family. This meticulously kept account book provides invaluable insights into the daily routines, financial transactions, and social interactions of tienne Benoist and his contemporaries. Chronicling everything from household expenses to business ventures, this historical document sheds light on the economic landscape of medieval France.

Edited by Louis Guibert, this edition presents a carefully transcribed and annotated version of the original manuscript, making it accessible to scholars and history enthusiasts alike. Discover the intricate details of a bygone era and gain a deeper understanding of the lives of those who shaped the course of history. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in medieval history, social history, or the history of accounting.

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