Oxford City Documents, Financial and Judicial, 1258-1665

Oxford City Documents, Financial and Judicial, 1258-1665 offers a comprehensive look into the historical records of Oxford, England, spanning four centuries. This collection provides invaluable insights into the city's financial administration and judicial proceedings during a transformative period in English history. Researchers and historians will find detailed accounts of civic governance, legal practices, and economic activities that shaped Oxford's development. From medieval charters to early modern legal rulings, these documents shed light on the daily lives and major events that defined the city. A vital resource for understanding urban history and legal evolution.

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