Studies in Medieval Trade and Finance: History Series (Hambledon Press), V. 13

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Acknowledgements......Page 8
Contents......Page 7
Preface......Page 9
Select Bibliography......Page 11
I: The Financial Policies of the Royal Governments and Popular Resistance to Them in France and England c. 1270–c. 1420......Page 13
II: Financial Resources of Edward I in the Netherlands, 1294–98......Page 50
III: The Deposits of Hugh Despenser the Younger with Italian Bankers......Page 71
IV: Loans to the English Crown, 1328–31......Page 90
V: Parliament and the French War, 1336–40......Page 104
VI: Edward Ill's Wool Monopoly: A Fourteenth-Century Royal Trading Venture......Page 125
VII: Financial Resources of Edward III in the Netherlands, 1337–40......Page 142
VIII: Dismissal of Robert de Wodehouse from the Office of Treasurer, December 1338......Page 217
IX: The Wool Accounts of William de la Pole......Page 223
X: The English Farmers of the Customs, 1343–51......Page 253
XI: Some Business Transactions of York Merchants: John Goldbeter, William Acastre and Partners, 1336–1349......Page 271
XII: The Last Trials of Sir William de la Pole......Page 297
XIII: Parliament and the Peasants' Revolt of 1381......Page 311
XIV: Italian Maritime Trade with Medieval England (c. 1270–c. 1530)......Page 325
XV: The English Cloth Industry and the Trade with the Mediterranean c. 1370–c. 1530......Page 373
XVI: Anglo-Italian Commerce in the Fifteenth Century: Some Evidence about Profits and the Balance of Trade......Page 399
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H......Page 417
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M......Page 419
N......Page 420
P......Page 421
R......Page 422
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V......Page 424
W......Page 425
Z......Page 426