1. Summary of Friday’s Topic: Diffusion of Islam, 620s to 1258 2. Debate On the Economic Impact of the Arab-Islamic World on Europe: Pirenne Thesis: Explaining the Revival of Cities and Trade after “The Dark Age”

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