Great Britain Economic Conditions 17th Century

73 books
Enemy of All MankindSteven Johnson
⏱ 5h 12m

Enemy of All Mankind

Steven Johnson

2020312 pp.
British economic growth, 1688-1959Phyllis Deane
⏱ 5h 48m

British economic growth, 1688-1959

Phyllis Deane

1962348 pp.
Political Economy of Public Finance in Britain, 1767-1873Takuo Dome
⏱ 4h 8m

Political Economy of Public Finance in Britain, 1767-1873

Takuo Dome

2004248 pp.
Financial and commercial policy under the Cromwellian protectorateMaurice Ashley
⏱ 3h 10m

Financial and commercial policy under the Cromwellian protectorate

Maurice Ashley

1934190 pp.
Consumer behaviour and material culture in Britain, 1660-1760Lorna Weatherill
⏱ 4h 36m

Consumer behaviour and material culture in Britain, 1660-1760

Lorna Weatherill

1988276 pp.
The economy of England, 1450-1750D. C. Coleman
⏱ 3h 43m

The economy of England, 1450-1750

D. C. Coleman

1977223 pp.
Commercial relations of England and Scotland, 1603-1707Theodora Keith
⏱ 3h 30m

Commercial relations of England and Scotland, 1603-1707

Theodora Keith

1910210 pp.
The Business Community of Seventeenth-Century EnglandRichard Grassby
⏱ 10h 30m

The Business Community of Seventeenth-Century England

Richard Grassby

1995630 pp.
Harmony and the BalanceAndrea Lynne Finkelstein
⏱ 6h 32m

Harmony and the Balance

Andrea Lynne Finkelstein

2000392 pp.
Economic Expansion and Social ChangeC. G. A. Clay
⏱ 5h 6m

Economic Expansion and Social Change

C. G. A. Clay

1984306 pp.
The Industrial RevolutionWilliam J. Ashworth
⏱ 5h 52m

The Industrial Revolution

William J. Ashworth

2017352 pp.
Custom and Commercialisation in English Rural SocietyA. T. Brown
⏱ 5h 10m

Custom and Commercialisation in English Rural Society

A. T. Brown

2016310 pp.
A Way to raise what money shall be necessary, with less expence, and more equality than can be done by continuing any one, all, or any select number of those ways, or such as those which are now in useUnknown Author

A Way to raise what money shall be necessary, with less expence, and more equality than can be done by continuing any one, all, or any select number of those ways, or such as those which are now in use

Unknown Author

1690No page data
A Present remedy for the poor, or, The most probable means to provide well for the poor of the nationUnknown Author
⏱ 16m

A Present remedy for the poor, or, The most probable means to provide well for the poor of the nation

Unknown Author

170016 pp.
Social problems and policy during the Puritan RevolutionMargaret James
⏱ 7h 16m

Social problems and policy during the Puritan Revolution

Margaret James

1930436 pp.
Essays in the Economic and Social History of Tudor and Stuart EnglandF. J. Fisher
⏱ 4h 5m

Essays in the Economic and Social History of Tudor and Stuart England

F. J. Fisher

2006245 pp.
Seventeenth-century economic documentsJoan Thirsk
⏱ 14h 9m

Seventeenth-century economic documents

Joan Thirsk

1972849 pp.
Casualties of creditCarl Wennerlind
⏱ 10h 38m

Casualties of credit

Carl Wennerlind

2011638 pp.
The political economy of British historical experience, 1688-1914Donald Winch
⏱ 7h 33m

The political economy of British historical experience, 1688-1914

Donald Winch

2002453 pp.
The Penguin Economic History of Britain: Reformation to Industrial RevolutionChristopherl Hill
⏱ 5h 4m

The Penguin Economic History of Britain: Reformation to Industrial Revolution

Christopherl Hill

1999304 pp.
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