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The growth of periodic market centres in Scotland 1600–1707

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Scottish History and National Identity Historical Economic and Social Studies Historical Geography and Geographical Thought

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This article examines some of the problems of studying patterns of internal trading and the operation of periodic market centres in the context of seventeenth‐century Scotland. The changing distribution of periodic market centres throughout the century is discussed, and the difficulties of moving from a theoretical framework based on networks of authorised centres, towards the one which existed in practice, is examined by means of a case study from Perthshire.

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1964Scottish Trade on the Eve of Union, 1660-1707.1966The Burghs of Scotland: A Critical List.1972The Periodic Market System in Northeastern Ghana

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