WOMEN AND BUSINESS IN SIXTEENTH-CENTURY EDINBURGH: EVIDENCE FROM THEIR TESTAMENTS1The basis for this article was taken from a chapter of my MA Thesis, completed in partial requirement for the degree of Masters of Arts at the University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, Canada, April 2006.

Author： SPENCE CATHRYN  

Publisher： Edinburgh University Press

ISSN： 1755-1749

Source： Journal of Scottish Historical Studie, Vol.28, Iss.1, 2008-05, pp. : 1-19

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