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Table 2: Nominal and Real Wages, 1330 to 1460. From Munro, "Postan, Population and Prices", p. 49-50. 3.6d. per day and 1.8d. per day respectively.

Table 2 Nominal and Real Wages, 1330 to 1460. From Munro, "Postan, Population and Prices", p. 49-50. 3.6d. per day and 1.8d. per day respectively.

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It is important to emphasize that these are just the revenues collected by the nglish crown from taxes collected in England. The English crown would, An early reliance on direct taxation, along with huge loans from Italian
It is important to emphasize that these are just the revenues collected by the nglish crown from taxes collected in England. The English crown would, An early reliance on direct taxation, along with huge loans from Italian
In this model an archer serving in 1340 might expect to lose money in stress, however, that the peasant budgets presented are both pre-Black Death
In this model an archer serving in 1340 might expect to lose money in stress, however, that the peasant budgets presented are both pre-Black Death
the baggage train there is no mention of the English forces in France, but they almost exclusively refer to the bowyers,
the baggage train there is no mention of the English forces in France, but they almost exclusively refer to the bowyers,
overall budgetary balance at the end of a year. This model implies that the situation of an archer in 1340 and 1450 would expected to purchase their food), they still see a substantial increase in their be in a very beneficial economic situation compared to most peasant landholders
overall budgetary balance at the end of a year. This model implies that the situation of an archer in 1340 and 1450 would expected to purchase their food), they still see a substantial increase in their be in a very beneficial economic situation compared to most peasant landholders
Spoils of War and Other Rewards
Spoils of War and Other Rewards
Image 2: Looting a Building (from Royal MS 20)
Image 2: Looting a Building (from Royal MS 20)
revenue sources they may still receive in England while they serve overseas. A year end profit of over 22s., in comparison to 3s. or 7s., would be a particularly since these estimates do not include any income from lands or other
revenue sources they may still receive in England while they serve overseas. A year end profit of over 22s., in comparison to 3s. or 7s., would be a particularly since these estimates do not include any income from lands or other
only major building projects, such as naves, towers, transepts, or eastern limbs Figure 1 - from R. Morris, Cathedrals and Abbeys of England and Wales. construction between 1330 and 1460, as evident in figure 1. This figure includes Figure 1 demonstrates that there is a significant downward trend in the number of
only major building projects, such as naves, towers, transepts, or eastern limbs Figure 1 - from R. Morris, Cathedrals and Abbeys of England and Wales. construction between 1330 and 1460, as evident in figure 1. This figure includes Figure 1 demonstrates that there is a significant downward trend in the number of
Figure 4 - English and Scottish Wool Exports from Rorke, “English and Scottish Overseas Trade, 1300-1600". The wool and cloth industry has been one of the most explored industries 33 AR. Bridbury, Medieval English Clothmaking; W. Childs, “The English export trade in cloth in the fourteenth century”; T. H. Lloyd, The English Wool Trade in the Middle Ages; T. H. Lloyd, The Movement of Wool Prices in Medieval England; E. Power, The Wool Trade; J. Munro, Textiles, Towns and Trade.
Figure 4 - English and Scottish Wool Exports from Rorke, “English and Scottish Overseas Trade, 1300-1600". The wool and cloth industry has been one of the most explored industries 33 AR. Bridbury, Medieval English Clothmaking; W. Childs, “The English export trade in cloth in the fourteenth century”; T. H. Lloyd, The English Wool Trade in the Middle Ages; T. H. Lloyd, The Movement of Wool Prices in Medieval England; E. Power, The Wool Trade; J. Munro, Textiles, Towns and Trade.
in Figure 5, the price was more volatile than that implies.°° Figure 5 - Wool Price Index drawn from Farmer, "Prices and Wages" and Farmer, "Prices and Wages, 1350-1500". Both of these trends, however, cannot be attributed solely to the taxation of wool,
in Figure 5, the price was more volatile than that implies.°° Figure 5 - Wool Price Index drawn from Farmer, "Prices and Wages" and Farmer, "Prices and Wages, 1350-1500". Both of these trends, however, cannot be attributed solely to the taxation of wool,
agricultural industries, which on the whole witnessed greater instability wool industry as a producer was a more stable endeavour than perhaps other continued to remain such a critical part of the revenues for expeditionary forces
agricultural industries, which on the whole witnessed greater instability wool industry as a producer was a more stable endeavour than perhaps other continued to remain such a critical part of the revenues for expeditionary forces
producer fluctuated in accordance with the market (see Figure 6 above), but they English wool. Over the same period, the cost of raw wool to the English cloth
producer fluctuated in accordance with the market (see Figure 6 above), but they English wool. Over the same period, the cost of raw wool to the English cloth
Table 11 — English Expeditionary Forces and Garrisons, 1415 to 1450 (From Curry, “English Armies in the Fifteenth Century’, in Curry and Hughes (ed), Arms, Armie: and Fortifications in the Hundred Years War.)
Table 11 — English Expeditionary Forces and Garrisons, 1415 to 1450 (From Curry, “English Armies in the Fifteenth Century’, in Curry and Hughes (ed), Arms, Armie: and Fortifications in the Hundred Years War.)
Image 4: The Practice of Archery (from the Luttrell Psalter).
Image 4: The Practice of Archery (from the Luttrell Psalter).
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