Abstract
EFORE commercial enterprise assumed its modern stationary and continuous character, internal trade in Europe was carried on intermittently at periodical fairs. The fair was in some respects similar to the market and grew up for similar reasons. Both were established by royal grants. Both, through the collection of tolls and other fees, were lucrative sources of revenue to their secular and ecclesiastical owners. Both arose under the influence of economic and environmental
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