U of York just finished this huge project called England’s Immigrants (first result from a search) that archives tens of thousands of immigrants who were subject to immigrant taxes or submitted denization forms from 1330 to 1550. Turns out there ARE, in fact, a significant number of religious and racial minorities in England at the time, ranging from “Indian” wealthy merchant couples to servants to “converted” Jews to Saracen residents. And this list isn’t even close to exhaustive, they say.
