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Tag Archives: baldwin’s gardens
Weavers in the Mint
Below is the short – 20 minute long – talk I gave at the Radical Histories / Histories of Radicalism conference at the beginning of July. I was presenting alongside Sarah Wise, speaking on the radical venue Eclectic Hall on … Continue reading
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Tagged baldwin's gardens, c18, mint, southwark, talk, thomas baston, weavers
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The 1697 ‘Escape of Debtors’ act
I have previously – and only briefly – discussed the 1697 act against the sanctuaries, looking at those places named in it, and their geographical distribution. Below, I present the full text of the statute. The abolition of ‘pretended privileged … Continue reading
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Tagged baldwin's gardens, c17, clink, fleet, fuller's rents, gender, King's Bench, law, mint, Mitre Court, montague close, ram alley, salisbury court, Savoy, whitefriars
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