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after the
economic crisis caused by the
Black Death. The
staple towns named in the
statute were at
Newcastle upon Tyne, York, Lincoln, Norwich, Westminster...
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Statute merchant (Latin:
Statutum mercatorum) and
statute staple are two old
forms of security, long
obsolete in
English practice,
though references to...
- The term
Staple Act may
refer to any of the
following pieces of legislation:-
Statute of the
Staple, a 1353
English statute Staple Act 1663, one of the...
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Surgical staple Staple (band), a
Christian post-hardcore band
Staple (2002 album), an
album by
Staple Staple (2004 album), an
album by
Staple Staple (EP)...
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Amsterdam Entrepôt (Amsterdam stapelmarkt)
Merchants of the
Staple Statute of the
Staple Staple right E.g.
Lodovico Guicciardini, in
Descrittione di tutti...
- by
Statute Law
Revision Act 1863 (Wine) c. 5 (Franchises) c. 6 —
repealed by
Statute Law
Revision Act 1863 (The
Statute of Labourers, the
staple) c....
- his
right by attorney. —
repealed by
Statute Law
Revision Act 1863 (
Staple) c. 4 All
merchanises of the
staple p****ing out of England, Wales, and Ireland...
- 1480–1535) from Grayingham, Lincolnshire. List of
Merchants of the
Staple Statute of the
Staple G B Hotchkiss,
Notes on A
Treatise of
Commerce by John Wheeler...
- "market-place", The "
staple" of
Staple was wool,
exported to the Low Countries. The '
Statute of
Acton Burnell' (1283)
removed the
Staple from
Calais to fifteen...
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James Talbot of
Agherskeethe issued on 24
April 1584; 2. 'The
Irish Statute Staple Books' for 12 May 1597,
where it is
spelled Agherneskine. The Down Survey...