trade guild

The trading guild is a fine idea but who knows if it will work?

Jacob entered a trade guild in 1657 but died shortly after leaving behind a wife and seven children.

The trade guilds in West End have nothing to lose.

This was paid for by the local trade guilds.

Some of the khels were thus similar to professional or trade guilds.

Some trade guilds were very powerful and decided the fortunes of the kingdom.

Every trade guild within his own borders was eager to skewer him in cold blood.

He postulates that it indicates the presence of common people not a trade guild.

In medieval towns and villages, trade guilds started to develop.

If the analysts of the trade guild didnt believe the lie, that was all right; nothing would change.

He turns on one of the trade guild, and we'll threaten to send everything to Kyphrien.

Trade guilds were often independent bodies over which kings tried to exercise control; and sometimes failed.

They were used as a means to identify the papermaker or the trade guild that manufactured the paper.

Trade guilds arose in the 14th century as craftsmen united to protect their common interest.

The first knitting trade guild was started in Paris in 1527.

The chamber was initially a trade guild which was founded in 1965.

They run a lot of the trade guilds.

Trade guilds became channels through which Indian culture got exported to other lands.

By 1787, trade good production had declined such that there remained only eight trade guilds.

Securing a proper burial was one motive for a working class person to belong to a trade guild.

The trade guilds controlled quality and the training needed before an artisan could call himself a weaver.

And, of course, there's also the fact that we're valuable to him and to his "trading guild."

A state copy, you'll see, bound for official record with the trade guilds at Erdane.

They adapted the structure of the Western medieval confraternities and trade guilds.

They were not simply a reservoir, they were a trading guild.