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

by Alice Stopford Green

merchants of, monopolize export of wool, [49];

of Calais, its money transactions with the captain and the Government, ib., [50];

decline, [51];

struggle against Merchant Adventurers, [101-103];

Mediterranean merchants freed from its control, [78];

appointment of mayor as mayor of, [234];

set up by English adventurers at Bergen, [95];

for English cloth in Flanders, placed at Bruges by Archduke Philip, [113], note 3

Staplegate at Canterbury, [370]