Liber Albus

Liber Albus, or the White Book of the City of London, is a compilation of legal and historic documents that date back to the Middle Ages. Part 1419, presented here in its original Latin, provides a fascinating glimpse into the social and economic structures of medieval London, and is an important resource for historians and legal scholars.

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