L.A. Clarkson
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L.A. Clarkson reviews three new books on society from the 16th-18th centuries
Published June 30 1990
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The new phenomenon of inflation in 16th-century England not only disrupted the medieval social order, it also challenged the traditional moral censure of usury and capital expansion. Published March 31 1986
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