Citation: Weake, Jane (2017) What was the nature and extent of charitable giving by and through the livery companies in the year 1390-1570? Masters thesis, University of London.
Jane Weake MRes in Historical Research Dissertation.pdf
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| Additional Information: | This dissertation was submitted as part of the MRes in Historical Research, University of London. It received a Merit. |
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| Creators: | Weake, Jane and |
| Subjects: | History |
| Keywords: | livery-companies London charity, medieval, 15th-century, 16th-century poverty Clothworkers' Goldsmiths' Brewers' Wax-Chandlers' Armourers' Brasiers' Carpenters' Founders' Reformation fraternities benefactors church guilds |
| Divisions: | Institute of Historical Research |
| Collections: | Dissertation Theses and Dissertations |
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