Ordinances of the Clothworkers' Company, Together With Those of the Ancient Guilds ... of the Fuller

A detailed record of the ordinances governing the Clothworkers' Company of London, along with those of the Fullers and Shearmen guilds. This historical document offers valuable insights into the regulation of the cloth trade in London during the period covered. "The Ordinances of the Clothworkers' Company" provides a glimpse into the practices, rules, and social structures of these influential guilds. Researchers and historians will find this a useful primary source for understanding the economic and social history of London's textile industry. This edition makes these important historical texts accessible to a wider audience.

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