England’s Immigrants: How can we investigate diversity - Lesson 3
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This document discusses how historians have learned about England's immigrant population from 1330 to 1550. It examines original documents like alien subsidies, which taxed immigrants, and letters of denization, which granted rights. These documents reveal that immigrants were taxed more than citizens and needed official approval, showing some mistrust between immigrants and the government. They also provide insights into immigrants' wealth, loyalty to England, and efforts to avoid taxes.
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- Students complete there own inference square on this document. Drawing out key aspects of the document: quality, language, seals, official, possibly one half of a duplicate, material used? Spend a few minutes feeding back
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