Mamecestre

"Mamecestre: Being Chapters From the Early Recorded History of the Barony; the Lordship Or Manor; the Vill, Borough, Or Town, of Manchester, Volume 53" delves into the formative years of Manchester, offering a detailed account of its development. Authored by John Harland and presented by the Chetham Society, this volume meticulously explores the historical records pertaining to the barony, lordship, manor, vill, borough, and town of Manchester. It provides invaluable insights into the social, economic, and political factors that shaped the region.

This book is an essential resource for historians, researchers, and anyone interested in the rich history of Manchester and its surrounding areas. It illuminates the evolution of local governance, land ownership, and community life, capturing the essence of Manchester's early heritage.

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