English Industries of the Middle Ages / Being an Introduction to the Industrial History of Medieval England

by L. F. Salzman

[[212]] Memo. R., L. T. R., 9 Eliz., Mich., 3.

[[213]] Either the channel by which the blast was admitted, or else the channel conveying water to the wheel.

[[214]] The ore was sometimes roasted before smelting.

[[215]] V. C. H. Cornw., i. 539.

[[216]] Lewis, op. cit., 133-4.

[[217]] W. de Wrotham, when appointed warden of the stannaries in 1198, ordered all masters of ships in Cornwall and Devon to swear not to take unstamped tin out of the country.—Lewis, op. cit., 337.

[[218]] Lewis, op. cit., 190.

[[219]] Op. cit., 187.

[[220]] V. C. H. Cornw., i. 523.

[[221]] Lewis, op. cit., 34.