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The Receivers' Accounts of the City of Exeter 1304-1353

The Receivers' Accounts of the City of Exeter 1304-1353

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Series: Devon and Cornwall Record Society, Book 32

British History

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ISBN10: 0901853321
ISBN13: 9780901853325
Publisher: Devon & Cornwall Record Society
Published: Jan 1 1989
Pages: 160
Weight: 0.60
Height: 0.40 Width: 5.80 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Exeter has one of the best-preserved medieval city archives in England, and the receivers' accounts are unusually early of their kind. First extant in 1304, they list the income and expenditure of the city corporation each year, thereby throwing light on Exeter before, during, and after the Black Death. The topography of the city, property holding and the economy are all featured, as are city government, law and order and civic entertainments. Important people are mentioned visiting Exeter: judges, bishops, noblemen and royalty such as Princess Joan and the duchess of Brittany. Altogether there is a detailed and delightful picture of life in a medieval city.

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