The Commune of London, and Other Studies

In this groundbreaking work of historical scholarship, John Horace Round explores the emergence of communal institutions in medieval Europe, with a particular focus on the innovative social and political structures of 12th-century London. Drawing on a wide range of primary sources, Round provides a nuanced and detailed account of the ways in which communal institutions shaped the course of European history. 'The Commune of London' is an essential resource for scholars of medieval Europe.

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