Cornelius Walford
Biographic Data
| ID | 5660185 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Cornelius Walford |
| GIVEN NAMES | Cornelius |
| FAMILY NAME | Walford |
| SIGNATURE | WALFORD C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Royal Historical Society |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1878 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1889 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Gilds
Gilds: their origin, constitution, objects, and later history Get access Notes and Queries, Volume s7-VII, Issue 173, 20 April 1889, Page 319, https://doi.org/10.1093/nq/s7-VII.173.319b Published: 20 April 1889
Bridges
It will be seen by the above title that my present purpose is not to attempt a history of Bridges. That indeed would be an herculean task: for the materials lie scattered through the histories of nations, and no serious attempt has been made to bring them into a manageable compass. Still I assume it will be expected that I shall present such an historical review as may serve to make the subject intelligible to those who have not heretofore turned…
Kings' Briefs
Kings' Briefs, under a variety of designations—as Kings' Letters, Orders in Council, Patents of Alms, Letters Patent, Fire Briefs, Church Briefs, Charity Briefs, Commissions, Royal Letters, &c, &c.—have played an important part in the social history of this country, and yet our national historians have been remarkably silent concerning them; as indeed they have been upon many other matters of great social interest. It seems hardly necessary to sa…
An Outline History of the Hanseatic League, More Particularly in Its Bearings Upon English Commerce
In calling the attention of the fellows to some of the leading points in the history of one of the most remarkable confederations which the world has ever seen, and in endeavouring to arrange these into an harmonious and intelligent narrative, I feel that I owe no apology, except at least to the extent to which my labours may be found deficient or defective: for it is in the direction of such original inquiries as the present that our Society may…
Early Laws and Customs in Great Britain regarding Food
All matters connected with the Food Supply to the people of a great and progressive nation may be regarded as of historical interest. I do not on the present occasion propose to do more than glance at some of the incidents which are associated with this large question; but even these, it will be seen, take a much wider range than at first sight might seem probable; and my effort has been rather in the direction of limiting than of expanding the s…
The Famines of the World
Early Bills of Mortality
I am not sure that I can say much respecting the Early Bills of Mortality, issued in thisand other countries, which may be regarded as entirely new. I shall endeavour that what I do say shall be entirely true; or where any doubt exists, I will endeavour to make the fact of its existence plain
Gilds
Gilds: their origin, constitution, objects, and later history Get access Notes and Queries, Volume s7-VII, Issue 173, 20 April 1889, Page 319, https://doi.org/10.1093/nq/s7-VII.173.319b Published: 20 April 1889
Kings' Briefs
Kings' Briefs, under a variety of designations—as Kings' Letters, Orders in Council, Patents of Alms, Letters Patent, Fire Briefs, Church Briefs, Charity Briefs, Commissions, Royal Letters, &c, &c.—have played an important part in the social history of this country, and yet our national historians have been remarkably silent concerning them; as indeed they have been upon many other matters of great social interest. It seems hardly necessary to sa…
Early Bills of Mortality
I am not sure that I can say much respecting the Early Bills of Mortality, issued in thisand other countries, which may be regarded as entirely new. I shall endeavour that what I do say shall be entirely true; or where any doubt exists, I will endeavour to make the fact of its existence plain
The Famines of the World
Early Laws and Customs in Great Britain regarding Food
All matters connected with the Food Supply to the people of a great and progressive nation may be regarded as of historical interest. I do not on the present occasion propose to do more than glance at some of the incidents which are associated with this large question; but even these, it will be seen, take a much wider range than at first sight might seem probable; and my effort has been rather in the direction of limiting than of expanding the s…
An Outline History of the Hanseatic League, More Particularly in Its Bearings Upon English Commerce
In calling the attention of the fellows to some of the leading points in the history of one of the most remarkable confederations which the world has ever seen, and in endeavouring to arrange these into an harmonious and intelligent narrative, I feel that I owe no apology, except at least to the extent to which my labours may be found deficient or defective: for it is in the direction of such original inquiries as the present that our Society may…
Kings' Briefs
Kings' Briefs, under a variety of designations—as Kings' Letters, Orders in Council, Patents of Alms, Letters Patent, Fire Briefs, Church Briefs, Charity Briefs, Commissions, Royal Letters, &c, &c.—have played an important part in the social history of this country, and yet our national historians have been remarkably silent concerning them; as indeed they have been upon many other matters of great social interest. It seems hardly necessary to sa…
Bridges
It will be seen by the above title that my present purpose is not to attempt a history of Bridges. That indeed would be an herculean task: for the materials lie scattered through the histories of nations, and no serious attempt has been made to bring them into a manageable compass. Still I assume it will be expected that I shall present such an historical review as may serve to make the subject intelligible to those who have not heretofore turned…
Gilds
Gilds: their origin, constitution, objects, and later history Get access Notes and Queries, Volume s7-VII, Issue 173, 20 April 1889, Page 319, https://doi.org/10.1093/nq/s7-VII.173.319b Published: 20 April 1889
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