"The Port Books of Southampton" offers a detailed glimpse into the maritime trade of Southampton through historical records. Compiled and edited by Southampton Southampton, Paul Studer, and Robert Florys, this collection provides valuable insights into the economic activities and trading relationships of the port during its historical period of significance.
The book presents meticulously transcribed port books, which document the goods and merchandise that passed through Southampton, shedding light on the commodities traded, the merchants involved, and the customs duties levied. This resource is invaluable for researchers and historians interested in economic history, maritime studies, and the local history of Southampton.
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