The Ship-money Returns For The County Of Suffolk, 1639-40 (harl. Mss. 7, 540-7, 542)

This book is a transcription of the ship-money returns for the County of Suffolk in 1639-40. The ship-money tax was a controversial levy imposed by King Charles I, and these returns provide valuable information about the social and economic structure of the county at the time.

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