1633 <title level="m">Survey Chapters Conceptor Janelle Jenstad Conceptor Martin Holmes Compiler Chris Horne Compiler Kate LeBere Encoder Chris Horne Encoder Kate LeBere Programmer Joey Takeda Programmer Martin Holmes Project Manager Katie Tanigawa Project Director Janelle Jenstad The Map of Early Modern Londonhttp://mapoflondon.uvic.ca/includes.xmlVictoria, BC, Canada
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2016University of Victoria978-1-55058-519-3 Janelle Jenstad london@uvic.ca

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This list of chapters and sections is not a transcription of the Table of the Contents on sigs. A6r-A6v in the 1633 Survey. It is a modernized editorial extrapolation that allows the reader to click on and load small segments of a long underlying XML file. The 1633 Survey is too long to load quickly on most browsers. For the reader’s convenience, and to facilitate processing, we recommend that readers access the text via this page. Readers who want the underlying XML file (in various flavours of TEI and XML) are invited to write to the Director.

London Coat of Arms Title Page The Epistle Dedicatory To the Reader Contents Churches in and about London Companies in London Catalogue of Authors Antiquity of London Wall about the City of London Rivers and Other Waters River of Thames Town Ditch Bridges of this City Gates of this City Towers and Castles Schools and Houses of Learning Houses of Students in the Common Law Orders and Customs Sports and Pastimes Watches in London Honour of Citizens The City Divided into Parts Portsoken Ward Tower Street Ward Aldgate Ward Lime Street Ward Bishopsgate Ward Broad Street Ward Cornhill Ward Langbourn Ward Billingsgate Ward Bridge Ward Within Candlewick Street Ward Walbrook Ward Downgate Ward Vintry Ward Cordwainer Street Ward Cheap Ward Coleman Street Ward Bassings Hall Ward Cripplegate Ward Aldersgate Ward Farringdon Ward Within Breadstreet Ward Queen Hithe Ward Castle Baynard Ward Farringdon Ward Without Borough of Southwark and Bridge Ward Without Suburbs Without the Walls Liberties of the Duchy of Lancaster City of Westminster Chelsea College Spiritual Government Temporal Government List of Mayors and Sheriffs Twelve Great Livery Companies Merchant Companies Lesser Livery Companies Corporation of the City of London Names of the Wards and their Aldermen Officers Liveries and Meetings Laws of the Market Statutes of the Streets Old Laws and Customs of this City Act for the Reformation of Abuses in the Wardmote Inquest Act of Parliament for the Preservation of the Thames Act of Common Council for the Conservation and Cleaning of the Thames Oath of the Constables within the City of London Oath of the Scavengers Instructions for Apprentices in the City of London Oath of Every Freeman of the City of London Order for the Enfranchisement of Apprentices An Apology of the City of London Causes of Cities Singularities of London Appendix: Causes of Crown-City Conflict The Author to the Reader Fitzstephen’s <foreign xml:lang="la">Descriptio Nobilissimae Civitatis Londoniae</foreign> A Description of London Customs and Orders A Brief on the Indenture of Covenants (Stepney and Hackney) Orders Pertaining to Manors of Stepney and Hackney Charter of London Ordinance for the Assize and Weight of Bread Bull for the Offerings to the Curates of the Parishes of the City of London Patrons of the Benefices of London The Remains A Return to London Additions from the Charters of Kings The First Table (Places and People) The Second Table (Surnames of People)