La Narrativa de Henry Fielding y la Sociedad Inglesa del Siglo XVIII

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La Narrativa de Henry Fielding y la Sociedad Inglesa del Siglo XVIII 5. TAXES AND FEES 3 d. Duty per gallon on gin sales, mid-century 5 s. Stamp tax on marriage licenses and certificates 10 s. Tax on gold watches (one inn each household exempt) July 1797- 1798. 18 s. 2d. Tax on shopkeeper with 7 windows and an annual rent of £6, (1797) £1 Duty per gallon on gin sales, 1736-1743. License to distill gin , mid-century 1 guinea Annual tax per male servant, ( introduced in1777) £1 5 s Average Englishman’s tax bill at the time of the American Revolution £4 Average tax assessment for all shopkeepers in York, 1797 Annual license fee for a hawker on foot, until £8 Annual license fee for a hawker with one horse or other beast, before 1785 and after 1789. £12 14 s. Tax on a shopkeeper with 23 windows, an annual rent of £50, a dog and a servant, in 1797. 1 Fuente: KIRSTIN OLSEN, Daily Life in 18 th Century England, Daily Life through History, The Greenwood Press, Westport, 1999, pp. 199. 1 MUI AND MUI, Shops and Shopkeeping, 81, 112, 114, 130. HIBBERT, Redcoats and Rebels, xviii.
La Narrativa de Henry Fielding y la Sociedad Inglesa del Siglo XVIII 6. POSSESSIONS 1.5d. Provincial newspaper. 3d. One yard of wall paper. 4d. Needle 6d. Sheets music-“a ribald song” about three Cherokee chiefs, 1762. Three ounces of Dr. Benjamin Godfrey’s Cordial, a patent medicine . One installment of a serialized novel. 1s. A box of Dr. Anderson’s true Scots Pills, a patent medicine 1s.3d. Good-quality wooden stool. 7s.6d. copy of a complete novel. 15s. Oxfordshire rural laborer’s annual expenditure on soap and candles, near the end of the century. £1 Cottagers’ cheap clock. £2 7s. Smallest of three models of Thomas Todd’s portable patent washing machine, which could, one retailer claimed, “wash as much in one hour as 3, 6, or ten women”. £6 Second-hand spinning machine, a “forty-spindle jenny of the best sort” £16 Approximate worth of a gentelman’s mare, Wales 1770. £43 17s. 6d. New gates and locks at Erdding estate in Wales, 1781. 1 Fuente: KIRSTIN OLSEN, Daily Life in 18 th Century England, Daily Life through History, The Greenwood Press, Westport, 1999, pp. 202. 1 ALTICK, Shows of London, p. 47. COLLEY, Britons, p. 85. MUI AND MUI, Shops and Shopkeeping, pp. 230-3, 242. PORTER, English Society, pp. 234-5, 321-2. PORTER, London, pp. 92, 41.THOMPSON, Customs in Common, pp. 366, 368. WATERSON, Servant’s Hall, p. 124, 138. WATKINS, “The Greening Empire,” pp. 28-50.
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