The North Atlantic Fisheries, 1100-1976 - University of Hull

oceanographers might well provide historians with answers to some of
the riddles which cloud our understanding of the development of fishing.
Accordingly, links between institutions and with other disciplines are
essential if a thorough investigation into the history of Britain’s sea
fisheries is to materialise. It is hoped that the North Atlantic Fisheries
History Association will emerge as one of the means by which such
collaboration can take place.
Select Bibliography
(place of publication is London unless otherwise stated)
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1932)
R W Ambler & B & L Watkinson, Farmers and Fishermen: The
Probate Inventories of the Ancient Parish of Clee, South Humberside
1536-1742 (Hull, 1987)
P Anson, Fishermen and Fishing Ways (1932)
P S Bagwell, The Railway Clearing House (1968)
R H Barback, The Political Economy of the Fisheries (Hull, 1966)
T C Barker et al, eds, Our Changing Fare (1966)
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1971)
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D Butcher, The Driftermen (Reading, 1974)
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