Biographies & Memoirs

Appendix 4

THE CUSTOMS REVENUES, 1326–76

Financial Year (Sept. to Sept.)

Total Receipt

1326–27

£19,200

1327–28

£9,300

1328–29

£13,00

1329–30

£12,400

1330–31

£14,200

1331–32

£15,100

1332–33

£12,000

1333–34

£30,800

1334–35

£13,600

1335–36

£7,800

1366–67

£73,000

1336–51

Trade subject to embargoes, exemptions, monopolies and farms.

1351–52

£54,600

1352–53

£42,800

1353–54

£113,400

1354–55

£83,900

1355–56

£70,600

1356–57

£96,100

1356–57

£96,100

1357–58

£87,700

1358–59

£75,100

1359–60

£86,500

1360–61

£66,800

1361–62

£110,000

1362–63

£41,700

1363–64

£40,200

1364–65

£71,900

1365–66

£79,200

1367–68

£58,600

1368–69

£64,700

1369–70

£49,100

1370–71

£74,000

1371–72

£70,000

1372–73

£71,000

1373–74

£64,000

1374–75

£75,200

1375–76

£55,000

SOURCES

1326–36: W.M. Ormrod, ‘The Crown and the English Economy, 1290–1348’, in B.M.S. Campbell, ed., Before the Black Death: Essays in the Crisis of the Early Fourteenth Century (Manchester, 1991), Table 4.

1351–64: W.M. Ormrod, ‘The English Crown and the Customs, 1349–63’, Economic History Review, 2nd ser., xl 1987), pp. 33, 39.

1364–76: Public Record Office, E356/7, 8, 9, 14, passim.

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