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Medieval merchants and money: a conference in celebration of the work of Professor James L. Bolton

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Comprehending credit in the medieval English countryside

Phillipp Schofield (Aberystwyth) Medieval merchants and money Institute of Historical Research 8 November 2013

Published 01/06/14

Medieval merchants and money: a conference in celebration of the work of Professor James L. Bolton

Published 01/06/14

'According to the law of merchants and the custom of the city of London': Burton vs Davy (1437) and the negotiability of credit instruments in medieval England

Tony Moore (Reading) Medieval merchants and money Institute of Historical Research 8 November 2013

Published 01/06/14

Merchants and their use of the action of account in thirteenth- and early fourteenth-century England

Paul Brand (Oxford) Medieval merchants and money Institute of Historical Research 8 November 2013

Published 01/06/14

The Crown and capitals in the Wars of the Roses: London and Bristol, 1460-1471

Peter Fleming (University of the West of England) Medieval merchants and money Institute of Historical Research 8 November 2013

Published 01/06/14

London moneyers in the thirteenth century

Derek Keene (IHR) Medieval merchants and money Institute of Historical Research 8 November 2013

Published 01/06/14

The economic impact of clothmaking on rural society, 1200 to 1550

John Oldland (Quebec) Medieval merchants and money Institute of Historical Research 8 November 2013

Published 01/06/14

The use of cash and credit in local market transactions

James Davis (The Queen's University, Belfast) Medieval merchants and money Institute of Historical Research 8 November 2013

Published 01/06/14

Rural credit in late medieval England: puzzles and problems

Chris Briggs (Cambridge) Medieval merchants and money Institute of Historical Research 8 November 2013

Published 01/06/14

A safe adventure? London merchants and the Antwerp trade

Vanessa Harding (Birkbeck) Medieval merchants and money Institute of Historical Research 7 November 2013

Published 01/06/14

Fighting merchants: what the poll tax and the medieval soldier database can tell us about the military service of merchants

Adrian Bell and Sam Gibbs (Reading) Medieval merchants and money Institute of Historical Research 7 November 2013

Published 01/06/14

London and its merchants in the Italian Archives, 1380-1530

Francesco Guidi Bruscoli (Queen Mary) Medieval merchants and money Institute of Historical Research 7 November 2013

Published 01/06/14

Conflict and cooperation: preserving merchant identities in the Stockfishmongers' Company of London c.1450-1550

Justin Colson (Exeter) Medieval merchants and money Institute of Historical Research 7 November 2013

Published 01/06/14

Clerks, guilds and identity in late medieval London

Matthew Davies (Centre for Metropolitan History) Medieval merchants and money Institute of Historical Research 7 November 2013

Published 01/06/14

Silences in other languages: reaching and stretching the limits of extant sources on late medieval England's alien population

Erik Spindler (Humboldt) Medieval merchants and money Institute of Historical Research 7 November 2013

Published 01/06/14

Settled or fleeting? London's medieval immigrant community revisited

Jessica Lutkin (York) Medieval merchants and money Institute of Historical Research 7 November 2013

Published 01/06/14

Was it really worth the effort? The administration of the alien subsidies, 1440-87

Jonathan Mackman (York) Medieval merchants and money Institute of Historical Research 7 November 2013

Published 01/06/14

London merchants and reading

Caroline Barron (Royal Holloway, University of London) Medieval merchants and money: plenary lecture Institute of Historical Research 7 November 2013

Published 01/06/14

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