The Salmon Clause in the Indentures of Apprentices: A Paper Read at a Meeting of the Chester Archaeological Society, Oct. 20th, 1896...
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"The Salmon Clause In The Indentures Of Apprentices" by Thomas Nadauld Brushfield delves into a peculiar aspect of historical apprenticeship agreements. This paper, originally presented to the Chester Arch ological Society in 1896, examines the inclusion of a 'salmon clause' within the indentures of apprentices. Brushfield explores the significance of this clause, shedding light on the dietary provisions and obligations outlined in these historical contracts. The work offers valuable insights into the socio-economic conditions and contractual practices of the time, particularly concerning the welfare of apprentices.
This short paper provides a fascinating glimpse into a niche area of legal and social history, appealing to those interested in archaeology, legal history, and the daily lives of apprentices in the past.
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