Chris Briggs, University of Cambridge, UKRichard Britnell, University of Durham, UKCatherine Casson, University of Birmingham, UKMark Casson, University of Reading, UKJames Davis, Queen's University Belfast, UKNicholas Dimsdale, University of Oxford, UKChristopher Dyer, University of Leicester, UKElizabeth Gemmill, University of Oxford, UKAnthony C. Hotson, University of Cambridge, UKTerence C. Mills, Loughborough University, UKPamela Nightingale, University of Cambridge, UKDavid Ormrod, University of Kent, UKPhillipp Schofield, Aberystwyth University, UKJames T. Walker, University of Reading, UK

• Introduction; Martin Allen and D'Maris Coffman 1. Coin Finds and the English Money Supply, c. 973–1544; Martin Allen 2. National Income in Domesday England; James T. Walker 3. Modelling the Medieval Economy: Money, Prices and Income in England, 1263–1520; Mark Casson and Catherine Casson 4. Prices from the Durham Obedientiary Account Rolls, 1278–1367; Elizabeth Gemmill 5. Credit, Crisis and the Money Supply, c. 1280–c. 1330; Phillipp Schofield 6. Finance on the Frontier: Money and Credit in Northumberland, Westmorland, and Cumberland, in the Later Middle Ages; Pamela Nightingale 7. Money and Rural Credit in the Later Middle Ages Revisited; Chris Briggs 8. The Morality of Money in Late Medieval England; James Davis 9. Labour Turnover and Wage Rates on the Demesnes of Durham Priory, 1370–1410; Richard Britnell 10. A Golden Age Rediscovered: Labourers' Wages in the Fifteenth Century; Christopher Dyer 11. Corn Prices, Corn Models and Corn Rents: What Can We Learn from the English Corn Returns?; D'Maris Coffman and Daivd Ormrod 12. London's Market for Bullion and Specie in the Eighteenth Century: The Roles of the London Mint and the Bank of England in the Stabilization of Prices; Anthony C. Hotson and Terence C. Mills 13. Monetary Trends in the UK since 1870; Nicholas Dimsdale

Chris Briggs, University of Cambridge, UKRichard Britnell, University of Durham, UKCatherine Casson, University of Birmingham, UKMark Casson, University of Reading, UKJames Davis, Queen's University Belfast, UKNicholas Dimsdale, University of Oxford, UKChristopher Dyer, University of Leicester, UKElizabeth Gemmill, University of Oxford, UKAnthony C. Hotson, University of Cambridge, UKTerence C. Mills, Loughborough University, UKPamela Nightingale, University of Cambridge, UKDavid Ormrod, University of Kent, UKPhillipp Schofield, Aberystwyth University, UKJames T. Walker, University of Reading, UK

• Introduction; Martin Allen and D'Maris Coffman 1. Coin Finds and the English Money Supply, c. 973–1544; Martin Allen 2. National Income in Domesday England; James T. Walker 3. Modelling the Medieval Economy: Money, Prices and Income in England, 1263–1520; Mark Casson and Catherine Casson 4. Prices from the Durham Obedientiary Account Rolls, 1278–1367; Elizabeth Gemmill 5. Credit, Crisis and the Money Supply, c. 1280–c. 1330; Phillipp Schofield 6. Finance on the Frontier: Money and Credit in Northumberland, Westmorland, and Cumberland, in the Later Middle Ages; Pamela Nightingale 7. Money and Rural Credit in the Later Middle Ages Revisited; Chris Briggs 8. The Morality of Money in Late Medieval England; James Davis 9. Labour Turnover and Wage Rates on the Demesnes of Durham Priory, 1370–1410; Richard Britnell 10. A Golden Age Rediscovered: Labourers' Wages in the Fifteenth Century; Christopher Dyer 11. Corn Prices, Corn Models and Corn Rents: What Can We Learn from the English Corn Returns?; D'Maris Coffman and Daivd Ormrod 12. London's Market for Bullion and Specie in the Eighteenth Century: The Roles of the London Mint and the Bank of England in the Stabilization of Prices; Anthony C. Hotson and Terence C. Mills 13. Monetary Trends in the UK since 1870; Nicholas Dimsdale

Chris Briggs, University of Cambridge, UKRichard Britnell, University of Durham, UKCatherine Casson, University of Birmingham, UKMark Casson, University of Reading, UKJames Davis, Queen's University Belfast, UKNicholas Dimsdale, University of Oxford, UKChristopher Dyer, University of Leicester, UKElizabeth Gemmill, University of Oxford, UKAnthony C. Hotson, University of Cambridge, UKTerence C. Mills, Loughborough University, UKPamela Nightingale, University of Cambridge, UKDavid Ormrod, University of Kent, UKPhillipp Schofield, Aberystwyth University, UKJames T. Walker, University of Reading, UK

• Introduction; Martin Allen and D'Maris Coffman 1. Coin Finds and the English Money Supply, c. 973–1544; Martin Allen 2. National Income in Domesday England; James T. Walker 3. Modelling the Medieval Economy: Money, Prices and Income in England, 1263–1520; Mark Casson and Catherine Casson 4. Prices from the Durham Obedientiary Account Rolls, 1278–1367; Elizabeth Gemmill 5. Credit, Crisis and the Money Supply, c. 1280–c. 1330; Phillipp Schofield 6. Finance on the Frontier: Money and Credit in Northumberland, Westmorland, and Cumberland, in the Later Middle Ages; Pamela Nightingale 7. Money and Rural Credit in the Later Middle Ages Revisited; Chris Briggs 8. The Morality of Money in Late Medieval England; James Davis 9. Labour Turnover and Wage Rates on the Demesnes of Durham Priory, 1370–1410; Richard Britnell 10. A Golden Age Rediscovered: Labourers' Wages in the Fifteenth Century; Christopher Dyer 11. Corn Prices, Corn Models and Corn Rents: What Can We Learn from the English Corn Returns?; D'Maris Coffman and Daivd Ormrod 12. London's Market for Bullion and Specie in the Eighteenth Century: The Roles of the London Mint and the Bank of England in the Stabilization of Prices; Anthony C. Hotson and Terence C. Mills 13. Monetary Trends in the UK since 1870; Nicholas Dimsdale