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		<title>Time, space and power in later medieval Bristol</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>With a population of almost 10,000, Bristol was later medieval England’s second or third biggest urban place, and the realm’s second port after London. While not particularly large or wealthy in comparison with the great cities of northern Italy, Flanders or the Rhineland, it was a metropolis in the context of the British Isles.</p>
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