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THE BRITISH COTTON TRADE, 1660-1815

CONTENTS OF THE EDITION

VOLUME 1 General Introduction Part I: Early Years of Trade and British Response to Indian Cottons to the late 1600s

VOLUME 2 Part II: International Trade and the Politics of Consumption, 1690s-1730

VOLUME 3 Part III: Establishing a British Cotton Trade, c. 1730-1815

VOLUME 4 Part III continued Index

THE BRITISH COTTON TRADE, 1660-1815

Editor Beverly Lemire

Volume 1 Part I: Early Years of Trade and British Response to Indian Cottons to the late 1600s

First published 2010 by Pickering & Chatto (Publishers) Limited

Published 2016 by Routledge
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BRITISH LIBRARY CATALOGUING IN PUBLICATION DATA
The British cotton trade, 1660-1815.
1. Cotton trade - Great Britain - History - 17th century - Sources. 2. Cotton
trade - Great Britain - History - 18th century - Sources. 3. Cotton manufacture
- Great Britain - History - 17th century - Sources. 4. Cotton manufacture
- Great Britain - History - 18th century - Sources.
I. Lemire, Beverly, 1950
338.4'767721'0941'09033-dc22

ISBN-13:978-1-13875-793-6 (hbk)

Typeset by Pickering & Chatto (Publishers) Limited

CONTENTS

1. 1. Somerset Medieval Wills (1531-58), F. W. Weaver (ed.)
   2. Early English and Dutch Expeditions
      1. A True Report of the Gainefull, Prosperous and Speedy Voyage to Java in the East Indies (1599), Jacob Cornelissoon van Neck
      2. A True and Large Discourse of the Voyage of the Whole Fleete of Ships Set Forth ... to the East Indies (1603)
   3. Early English Experience in the Indies
      1. A Letter Written to the Right Worshipfull the Governours and Assistants of the East Indian Marchants in London (1603)
      2. The Register of Letters &c., of the Governor and Company of Merchants of London Trading into the East Indies (1600-19)
      3. Consuetudo, vel lex mercatoria: or, The Ancient Law-Merchant (1622), Gerard Malynes
      4. A Courante of Newes from the East India (1622)
      5. Newes from the East-Indies: or, A Voyage to Bengalla (1638), William Bruton
   4. A Discourse of Trade, from England unto the East-Indies (1621), Thomas Mun
   5. The Petition and Remonstrance of the Governor and Company of Merchants of London, Trading to the East Indies (1628)
2. Changing Patterns of Consumption and the Early Debates in Britain
   1. The Changing English Textile Market
      1. A Declaration of the Estate of Clothing now used within this Realme of England (1613), John May
      2. New Englands Prospect (1634), William Wood
   2. The Honest Whore (1615), Thomas Dekker
   3. The Fann-Makers Grievance, by the Importation of Fanns from the East-Indies (n.d.)
   4. A New Account of East-India and Persia, in Eight Letters (1698), John Fryer
   5. A Treatise touching the East-Indian Trade (1664)
   6. The Dawning Age of Cotton
      1. For Sale at the East-India-House (1673)
      2. A Particular of Goods to be Exposed to Sale by the East-India Company (1676)
      3. Cargo of Seven Ships from India (1678)
      4. Cargoe, of Two Ships Arrived from India (1685)
      5. Records of Fort St George. Despatches from England (1670-7)
      6. Records of Fort St George. Letters from Fort St George (1679)
      7. The Merchant's Ware-House Laid Open: or, The Plain Dealing Linnen-Draper (1696) J. F.
   7. Jacob Stampe Living at ye Sighn of the Callico Printer in Houndsditch (n.d.)
   8. A Treatise: Wherein is Demonstrated, I. That the East-India Trade is the most National of all Foreign Trades (1681), Josiah Child
   9. An Essay on the East-India Trade (1696), Charles Davenant
   10. Five Queries Humbly Tender'd, relating to the Bill for Prohibiting the Consumption of East-India Silks, Bengals and Printed Callicoes ([1696])
   11. The Great Honour and Advantage of the East-India Trade to the Kingdom Asserted (1697), Josiah Child
   12. Journal of the House of Commons (1693-1700)
   13. Anti-Cotton Polemics
       1. An Account of the late Sale of India Silks, &c. with The French King's Decree concerning those Manufactures ([1690])
       2. The Great Necessity and Advantage of Preserving our own Manufacturies (1697), N. C.
       3. An Answer to a late Tract, entituled, An Essay on the East-India Trade (1697)
       4. Reasons Humbly Offered for the Hindering the Home Consumption of East-India Silks, Bengals &c. (1697), [Thomas Smith]
       5. An Answer to the Most Material Objections against the Bill which Restrains the Wearing East-India Wrought Silks ([1699])
       6. An Answer to the Most Material Objections that have been Raised against Restraining the East-India Trade with Five Queries ([1699?])
       7. An English Winding-Sheet for the East-India Manufactors ([1700])
   14. A Discourse concerning the East-India-Trade: Shewing how it is Unprofitable to the Kingdom of England (1699), John Cary
   15. Prince Butler's Tale: Representing the State of the Wooll-Case (1699)

1. 1. Somerset Medieval Wills (1531-58), F. W. Weaver (ed.)
   2. Early English and Dutch Expeditions
      1. A True Report of the Gainefull, Prosperous and Speedy Voyage to Java in the East Indies (1599), Jacob Cornelissoon van Neck
      2. A True and Large Discourse of the Voyage of the Whole Fleete of Ships Set Forth ... to the East Indies (1603)
   3. Early English Experience in the Indies
      1. A Letter Written to the Right Worshipfull the Governours and Assistants of the East Indian Marchants in London (1603)
      2. The Register of Letters &c., of the Governor and Company of Merchants of London Trading into the East Indies (1600-19)
      3. Consuetudo, vel lex mercatoria: or, The Ancient Law-Merchant (1622), Gerard Malynes
      4. A Courante of Newes from the East India (1622)
      5. Newes from the East-Indies: or, A Voyage to Bengalla (1638), William Bruton
   4. A Discourse of Trade, from England unto the East-Indies (1621), Thomas Mun
   5. The Petition and Remonstrance of the Governor and Company of Merchants of London, Trading to the East Indies (1628)
2. The Changing English Textile Market
   1. A Declaration of the Estate of Clothing now used within this Realme of England (1613), John May
   2. New Englands Prospect

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