10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WOOLFELL»
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woolfell in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Cambridge History of Western Textiles
Medieval wool preparation for the draperies ointes and draperies seches Indeed,
all cloth making necessarily began with wool sorting, because any particular
shorn fleece or woolfell (the hide of a slaughtered sheep) contained wools of ...
2
The Enrolled Customs Accounts (TNA:PRO E 356, E 372, E 364) ...
1406 £130 lIs V*d wool subsidy (= V* of receipts) on indigenous exports of 70Vi
sacks, 1 1 cloves of wool and 2371 woolfells (= 9Vt sacks, 1 woolfell) by
merchants of Newcastle elsewhere than Calais (ad partes exteras) by royal
licence (£28 ...
1406 £130 lIs 3Ad wool subsidy (= V* of receipts) on indigenous exports of 70'/4
sacks, 11 cloves of wool and 2371 woolfells («□ 97/t sacks, 1 woolfell) by
merchants of Newcastle elsewhere than Calais (ad partes exteras) by royal
licence ...
4
Taxation in Colonial America
The definitions that follow were obtained from the on-line OxfordEnglish
Dictionary at http://www.oed.com (July 6, 2004). Woolfell is the wool skin. Mortling
is a variation ofmorling, which is the wool taken from the skin of a dead sheep.
Shortling ...
5
A History of Agriculture and Prices in England: From the ...
... that of consumption by opulent corporations and by the Crown, and that as the
highest price is taken, this being of the sheep in May or a little later, i.e. just
before shearing time, the price includes that of the woolfell which was afterwards
sold.
Arthur George Liddon Rogers, 1882
6
History, directory and gazetteer of the county palatine of ...
... considerable hills and elevated stations in Lan- », are Caton Moor, Woolfell
Crag, Padiham Heights, Lon- gride Fell, Go Hill, Billing Hill, Whittle Hills, Cribben
Hill, Hamble. ton Hill, Cartmel Fells, Warton Crag, and Oragrith Fell, with the ridge
, ...
Edward Baines, William Parson, 1824
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English Language Word Builder
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just about as culpable as my woolfell merger would be. In effect I could engage in
an energument over you till you were republicly royally toobally prussic blue in ...
James Joyce, Robbert-Jan Henkes, Erik Bindervoet, 2012
9
Bulfinch's Mythology: Legends of Charlemagne or Romance of ...
The luckless ploughman wondered to see his oxen fall in the midstof theirwork,
and liehelpless in theunfinished furrow.The woolfell fromthe bleating sheep, and
their bodiespinedaway. Thehorse, once foremost intherace, contested the palm
no ...
10
The Agrarian Problem in the Sixteenth Century:
They show that while the export of unmanufactured woolfell off inthesixteenth
century, that of grey cloth grew enormously. In1354 theexport had been 47741⁄2
pieces, from1509to 1523it averaged 84,789 pieces a year, from 1524to1533, ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WOOLFELL»
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woolfell is used in the context of the following news items.
Where to shop local for the holidays
... designers such as Arielle de Pinto, Flat Broke and Woolfell. This year's edition is dedicated to the memory of late Montreal photographer and artist Jane Heller. «Cult MTL, Nov 14»
Woolfell: fait à Lachine
Si les sacs à dos Herschel sont des incontournables dans la garde-robe des jeunes branchés, les sacs Woolfell commencent à se tailler une jolie réputation. «LaPresse.ca, May 14»
Which words should be thrown out of the English language?
While I think the English language can do without "succedaneum" or "woolfell", and words always come and go, what has been tragic is the way that some other ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Aug 11»
