A guide to the use of the Bristol ‘particular’ accounts and port books as a record of trade

Susan Flavin; T Jones, Eva

A guide to the use of the Bristol ‘particular’ accounts and port books as a record of trade

Susan Flavin, T Jones, Eva

Department of History (Historical Studies)

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A discussion of some of the methodological issues that arose during the ESRC-funded project ‘Ireland-Bristol trade in the sixteenth century’

Original language	English
Pages	14
Publication status	Unpublished - 26 Mar 2008

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Sponsorship: Economic & Social Research Council, RES-000-23-1461

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