Details about Judith Spicksley

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Short-id: psp107

Working Papers

2005

1. Women, accounts and numeracy in 17th century England
   Working Papers, Economic History Society

Journal Articles

2018

1. Alice Rio, Slavery after Rome, 500–1100 (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2017. Pp xii+285. ISBN 9780198704058 Hbk. £65)
   Economic History Review, 2018, 71, (4), 1425-1426

2016

2. Elizabeth Griffiths, ed., Her price is above pearls: family and farming records of Alice Le Strange, 1617–1656 ( Norwich: Norfolk Record Society, 2015. Pp viii + 376. 6 figs. 1 map. 8 tabs. ISBN 9780955635786 Hbk. £18)
   Economic History Review, 2016, 69, (4), 1368-1369

2015

3. Jane A. Lawson, ed., The Elizabethan New Year's Gift Exchanges 1559–1603 ( Oxford University Press: British Academy, 2013. Pp. 739. ISBN 9780197265260 Hbk. £140)
   Economic History Review, 2015, 68, (2), 728-729

2013

4. David Graeber, Debt: the first 5,000 years ( Brooklyn, NY: Melville House Publishing, 2011. Pp. 534. ISBN 9781933633862 Hbk. £55/US $32)
   Economic History Review, 2013, 66, (1), 369-371

2011

5. Household servants in early modern England – By Roger C. Richardson
   Economic History Review, 2011, 64, (2), 678-679
6. Worth, age, and social status in early modern England
   Economic History Review, 2011, 64, (2), 493-530 View citations (4)

2009

7. The culture of giving: informal support and gift‐exchange in early modern England – By Ilana Krausman Ben‐Amos
   Economic History Review, 2009, 62, (2), 481-482

2008

8. Usury legislation, cash, and credit: the development of the female investor in the late Tudor and Stuart periods1
   Economic History Review, 2008, 61, (2), 277-301 View citations (1)