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

by L. F. Salzman

[[462]] e.g. Ashley, Economic History, i. 193: 'No cloth was manufactured for export; and a great part of the English demand for cloth'—indeed the whole of the demand for the finer qualities—'was met by importation.'

[[463]] Pipe R., 18 Hen. II.

[[464]] Pipe R., 27 Hen. II., and other years.

[[465]] Pipe R., 28 Hen. II.

[[466]] The 'list' is the strip of selvage at the edge of the cloth.

[[467]] Assize R., 358.

[[468]] Pat., 2 Hen. III., m. 4, 2.

[[469]] Pat., 9 Hen. III., m. 5.

[[470]] Lib. R., 30 Hen. III.: some years earlier cloth to be distributed at Worcester had been bought at Oxford.—Lib. R., 17 Hen. III.

[[471]] Lib. R., 35 Hen. III., m. 17.