Synopses & Reviews
This popular course has been revised according to the December 1999 specifications for the CAE exam. It provides a thorough preparation for candidates, emphasising skills development, pronunciation, vocabulary extension, functional language and style. â¢It contains a wide variety of authentic reading texts and listening material on engaging and unusual topics â¢includes regular Grammar Reminder and Grammar Analysis sections â¢provides extensive practice in exam tasks and strategy in dedicated exam sections â¢encourages students to reflect on their approach to learning in Ways of Learning sections. The Self-study Studentâs Book includes an introduction to the CAE papers, self-study techniques, annotated keys and tapescripts.
Synopsis
This popular course has been revised according to the December 1999 specifications for the CAE exam. It provides a thorough preparation for candidates, emphasising skills development, pronunciation,vocabulary, functional language and style. It contains a wide variety of reading and listening material;includes regular Grammar Reminder and Grammar Analysis sections;and provides extensive practice in exam tasks and strategy.The Self-study Studentâs Book includes an introduction to the CAE papers, self-study techniques, annotated keys and tapescripts.
Synopsis
The revised Self-study Studentâs Book includes an introduction to the CAE papers, keys and tapescripts.
Synopsis
Guy Bois' study of late medieval Normandy is a work of many dimensions.
Table of Contents
Part I. The Major Economic and Demographic Indices: 1. Demography: the sources; 2. The population: changes in numbers; 3. Prices; 4. Wages; 5. The gross product; 6. Part II. The Economic Subjects: Peasants and Lords: 6. The peasants: the occupation of the land and the holdings; 7. Peasant holdings; 8. The lords: the revenue from seigneurial dues; 9. The demesnes; Part III. The Stages of the Crisis: 10. From growth to depression; 11. The first breaks: c. 1337-1410; 13. The disasters: c. 1410-1450; 14. The economic and demographic renaissance: c. 1450-1500; 15. The new deadlock in growth: c. 1500-1550; General conclusion; Appendices; Bibliography; Index.