Anne F. Sutton
Books
- Fifteenth Century XVII
- The Coronation of Richard III
- Alice Claver, silkwoman (d. 1489)
- Christian Colborne, painter of Germany and London died 1486
- Mercery through four centuries 1130s - c.1500
- The reburial of Richard Duke of York, 21-30 July 1476
- Sir Thomas Cook and his 'troubles'
- William Shore, merchant of London and Derby
- Civic livery in medieval London
- Mercery of London
- Medieval London widows, 1300-1500
- The early linen and worsted industry of Norfolk and the evolution of the London Mercers' Company
- George Lovekyn, tailor to three kings of England, 1470-1504
- A merchant family of Coventry, London and Calais
- The shop-floor of the London mercery trade, c. 1200-c. 1500
- House of Richard III
- The Hours of Richard III
- The book of privileges of the Merchant Adventurers of England, 1296-1483
- ' For the honour, profit and ease of the mistery in time to come'
- The making of a minor London chronicle in the household of Sir Thomas Frowyk (died 1485)
- Order and fashion in clothes
- Richard III's books
- The silent years of London Guild history before 1300
- The Tumbling Bear and its patrons
- William Underwode, blacksmith of London and maker of spurs for Richard III
- The mercery of London
- Richard IIIs Books
- The Coronation of Richard III
- Caxton was a mercer
- The Coronation of Richard III
- Lady Joan Bradbury
- Merchants, music and social harmony
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