Building Early Modern Edinburgh : : A Social History of Craftwork and Incorporation / / Aaron Allen.
Craftwork, family and privilege in Edinburgh’s early modern building tradesHonorary Mention in the Frank Watson Book PrizeMuch like in the present day, building a house in the sixteenth century involved masons, carpenters and glaziers, among others, and in many cities such trades had separate compan...
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