Wool, Cloth, and Gold : The Struggle for Bullion in Anglo-Burgundian Trade 1340–1478

Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- INTRODUCTION. THE BENEFITS AND COSTS OF INTERDEPENDENCE -- CHAPTER ONE. LATE MEDIEVAL MONETARY POLICIES: THE ECONOMICS OF BULLIONISM -- CHAPTER TWO. THE WAR OF THE GOLD ‘NOBLES’: ANGLO-BURGUNDIAN MINT COMPETITION, 1384-1415 -- CHAPTER THREE. THE QUEST FOR THE GOLDEN FLEECE: FROM THE BATTLE OF AGINCOURT TO THE CALAIS BULLION LAWS, 1415-1429 -- CHAPTER FOUR. THE BURGUNDIAN REACTION: THE BAN ON ENGLISH CLOTH AND THE ANGLO-BURGUNDIAN WAR, 1430-1442 -- CHAPTER FIVE. THE RENEWAL OF THE STAPLE CONFLICT AND THE SECOND BURGUNDIAN CLOTH BAN, 1443-1460 -- CHAPTER SIX. THE THIRD BURGUNDIAN CLOTH BAN AND THE END OF THE BULLIONIST CONFLICT, 1460-1478 -- CONCLUSION. SOME CONCLUSIONS ON ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES: a Postscript and a Prelude -- APPENDIX I -- APPENDIX II -- APPENDIX III -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEX