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Article Dans Une Revue International Journal of Maritime History Année : 2016

Fishermen's taverns: Public houses and maritime labour in an early modern French fishing community

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This article is based on civil proceedings brought before Dieppe's Admiralty Court by actors from the local fishing world, especially boat masters. It provides an account of the functions performed by inns, taverns and alehouses within this professional environment. Paying close attention to the social uses of public houses which transpire through judicial archives, it aims to show how these institutions, which played a key role in Old Regime societies, not only worked as nodes in fishing organisation, but also as public arenas where the craft community's relationships were built.

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hal-01888468 , version 1 (15-10-2018)

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Romain Grancher. Fishermen's taverns: Public houses and maritime labour in an early modern French fishing community. International Journal of Maritime History, 2016, 28 (4), pp.671-685. ⟨hal-01888468⟩
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