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A Source-Book of English Social History

FOOTNOTES

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Transcriber’s Note

All original spellings and hyphenations, including variations, were retained except in the cases of the following apparent typographical errors.

Page 38, “Christain” changed to “Christian.” (after the Christian merchants had)

Page 58, “destroyd” changed to “destroyed.” (caused all wears to be destroyed)

Page 84, “childen” changed to “children.” (enable children to grasp these social changes)

Page 90, “peny” changed to “penny.” (grote, halfgrote, penny, halfpenny)

Page 115, “Pezes” changed to “Pezos.” (eighteen thousand Pezos of gold and silver)

Page 142, “Henrouse” changed to “Henhouse.” (Ponds or Waters, Hennes from Henhouse)

Page 153, “stablished” changed to “established.” ( was the established National Church)

Page 167, “accomodation” changed to “accommodation.” (ending the war by an accommodation)

In footnote 27, “Surburbs” changed to “Suburbs.” (Suburbs of Cambridge, Trumpington above)

In the Index, the following entries were missing page numbers, which have been added by the transcriber:

Russian Company Basings, Thomas de Saint Sophia

The following presumed errors in the original were not altered in this text:

The heading “A.D. 1262” is repeated on pages 60 and 61.

The entry following “Prior” in the Index shows page numbers but no text.

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