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Preface | ||
Illustrations | ||
Abbreviations | ||
Notes on Dates, Spelling and Quotations | ||
Introduction | ||
1 | Belfast: The Growth of the Town and the Community | |
2 | The Merchant Community | |
3 | Religion in Belfast | |
4 | Politics and the Corporation | |
5 | Trade | |
6 | Business Practice | |
7 | Cash and Credit | |
8 | The Merchant Community Abroad | |
Epilogue | ||
Bibliography | ||
App. A | Profiles of the thirty-two families | |
App. B | Profiles of related families | |
App. C | The authorship of the Macartney letter books | |
App. D | Burgesses and sovereigns of Belfast, 1660-1707 | |
Index |
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