Lisa Jefferson

’In these two volumes Jefferson has accomplished for the medieval records of the London Mercers’ Company an even greater feat of transcription and translation than she completed in 2003 for the medieval records of the Goldsmiths’ Company. ... a fine, scholarly edition of more than 1,000 pages from which students can learn many of the idiosyncrasies of Anglo-Norman and fifteenth-century English.’ Economic History Review 'This is a most impressive and meticulous edition. Jefferson has exercised the utmost care and attention to both codicological and linguistic details. It is of great use for both scholars of economic history and students of Anglo-Norman French and Middle English. The editor is to be congratulated on this important scholarly achievement.' Sixteenth Century Journal

• The Medieval Account Books of the Mercers of London: An Edition and Translation

Lisa Jefferson

’In these two volumes Jefferson has accomplished for the medieval records of the London Mercers’ Company an even greater feat of transcription and translation than she completed in 2003 for the medieval records of the Goldsmiths’ Company. ... a fine, scholarly edition of more than 1,000 pages from which students can learn many of the idiosyncrasies of Anglo-Norman and fifteenth-century English.’ Economic History Review 'This is a most impressive and meticulous edition. Jefferson has exercised the utmost care and attention to both codicological and linguistic details. It is of great use for both scholars of economic history and students of Anglo-Norman French and Middle English. The editor is to be congratulated on this important scholarly achievement.' Sixteenth Century Journal

• The Medieval Account Books of the Mercers of London: An Edition and Translation

Lisa Jefferson

’In these two volumes Jefferson has accomplished for the medieval records of the London Mercers’ Company an even greater feat of transcription and translation than she completed in 2003 for the medieval records of the Goldsmiths’ Company. ... a fine, scholarly edition of more than 1,000 pages from which students can learn many of the idiosyncrasies of Anglo-Norman and fifteenth-century English.’ Economic History Review 'This is a most impressive and meticulous edition. Jefferson has exercised the utmost care and attention to both codicological and linguistic details. It is of great use for both scholars of economic history and students of Anglo-Norman French and Middle English. The editor is to be congratulated on this important scholarly achievement.' Sixteenth Century Journal

• The Medieval Account Books of the Mercers of London: An Edition and Translation