Extracts From the Records of the Merchant Adventures of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781024075656)

Extracts From the Records of the Merchant Adventurers of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Volume 2 offers a detailed look into the historical archives of one of England's prominent merchant guilds. This volume, compiled by the Surtees Society, provides invaluable insights into the commercial activities, regulations, and social dynamics of the Merchant Adventurers during a significant period of Newcastle's history. Delving into the original records, the book unveils the intricate workings of trade, the challenges faced by merchants, and the guild's role in shaping the economic landscape of the region.

Researchers and historians interested in English history, business history, and the development of trade will find this meticulously transcribed collection to be an essential resource. The records shed light on the daily lives of merchants, their interactions with foreign markets, and the internal governance of the guild, offering a rich tapestry of Newcastle's mercantile past.

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