Medieval occupations
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Millers carried a reputation for cheating because they handled everyone's grain
Brewing moved from a women's household trade to a male guild business
Moneylending was one of the few trades open to Jews in much of medieval Europe
Why medieval guilds regulated who was even allowed to open a shop
How did a medieval apprenticeship contract actually bind a boy to a master?
Scribes lost their trade within a generation of the printing press
Guild membership controlled who was allowed to sell bread in a town
A journeyman was a wage worker with little chance of becoming a master in a crowded guild
Cathedrals employed masons for decades at a time
Tanners and dyers worked at the edge of town because the smell followed the trade
Role-playing class systems are a simplified guild structure with the politics removed
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