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

by Alice Stopford Green

lorimers, [163];

decline of manufacturing trade, [88];

merchants of, cause assassination of Genoese at Southampton, [291];

provision for mercer’s widow, [80];

laws to protect consumer against pepperers, [139-140];

the raising of prices for repairing roofs forbidden, [152];

controversy between saddlers and other crafts, [162-165];

schools, [13], note 2, [14], note 2;

sheriff lends money to John Paston, [77];