their art of organization, [83];

their complaint against foreigners, [94-95];

against suburban manufacturers, [96-97];

their fraudulent dealings, [137-138];

feeling of common folk against, [138];

their foundation of schools, [16], [17];

withdrawal outside town boundaries, [45-46];

alien, [39-40], [47-48]

Trades ordered to form themselves into guilds, [155-156];

disputes about boundaries, [165-166];