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Everyday Life in Premodern Europe
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Structures of Life in the West
Everyday Life
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Survey of Brydithfield in
the Manor of Brandon, Suffolk [in Latin][At Internet Archive, from Kansas]
Transcription of a portion of Kenneth Spencer Research Library MS E112, a
sixteenth-century survey of the ten fields in the manor.
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WEB Parish
of Rowner in 1642 - Texts and sources for a Southern English parish in 1642.
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WEB Tyburn Tree - A site with texts
and photos about execution in Early Modern England.
- William Marshall: Draft
of a Poor Law, 1536 [At WSU]
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A General Study of the Plague in England 1539-1640 With a Specific Reference to Loughborough [At Loughborough.co,uk]
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The London Gazzette - The
Great Fire of London, Sept 3 to Sept 10, 1666 [At DavidCo]
Facsimile of original newspaper report.
- Social Conditions in 17th Century France, c. 1650 [At
this Site]
- Martin Guerre
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Daniel Defoe (c. 1659-1731): The Complete
English Tradesman, 1724 [At Then Again]
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The Life of Thomas Gent,
Printer of York, 1693-1778 [At eclipse.co.ik]
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