The Little London Directory of 1677

Step back in time with "The Little London Directory of 1677," a fascinating glimpse into the commercial heart of 17th-century London. This meticulously reprinted edition offers a rare and invaluable directory of the merchants and bankers who shaped England's burgeoning economy. Compiled by Roger L'estrange, this historical text provides a unique snapshot of London's business landscape, offering insights into the distribution networks and financial powerhouses of the era.

More than just a list of names, this directory serves as a primary source for understanding the social and economic fabric of the period. Explore the names and locations of individuals who contributed to the city's and the nation's wealth. "The Little London Directory" is an essential resource for historians, genealogists, and anyone captivated by the rich history of London and its influential figures. Discover the origins of modern business in this essential historical reference.

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