Town Life in the Fifteenth Century, Volume 1 (of 2)

by Alice Stopford Green

relations of government to, [67], [70-72];

state protection of, [72], [73]

Inferiores, in Lynn, [193], note

Inns of London, [378], note 2;

bailiffs and jurats allowed to hold, in Romney, [404], note 2;

the “Swan” at Canterbury, [216]

Intercursus Magnus, [112]

[Ipswich], archbishop of Canterbury given right to trade in, [177], note 2;

general assembly, [224];

barge, [85], note 2;