I n the late thirteenth century, the towns of Bruges, Ghent and Ypres were famous for their
A) well-preserved and picturesque Medieval architecture.
B) chocolate.
C) high-quality woolen cloth.
D) sleepy, provincial atmosphere.
E) silk production.
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