John Chartres / David Hey (eds.)
English Rural Society, 1500 1800
Essays in Honour of Joan Thirsk
Herausgeber: Chartres, John; Roper, Lyndal; Hey, David
John Chartres / David Hey (eds.)
English Rural Society, 1500 1800
Essays in Honour of Joan Thirsk
Herausgeber: Chartres, John; Roper, Lyndal; Hey, David
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Written largely by her former research students, this book honours the varied and creative career of Joan Thirsk.
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Written largely by her former research students, this book honours the varied and creative career of Joan Thirsk.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 400
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. September 2006
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 562g
- ISBN-13: 9780521031561
- ISBN-10: 0521031567
- Artikelnr.: 21646817
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 400
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. September 2006
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 562g
- ISBN-13: 9780521031561
- ISBN-10: 0521031567
- Artikelnr.: 21646817
Acknowledgements; Introduction John Chartres and David Hey; 1. Joan Thirsk:
a personal appreciation Alan Everitt; 2. The Verneys as enclosing
landlords, 1600-1800 John Broad; 3. Estate management in eighteenth-century
England: the Lowther-Spedding relationship in Cumberland John Beckett; 4.
'Vain projects': the Crown and its copyholders in the reign of James I
Richard Hoyle; 5. Rural society and agricultural change: Ombersley
1580-1700 Peter Large; 6. The limitations of the probate inventory Margaret
Spufford; 7. Freebench and free enterprise: widows and their property in
two Berkshire villages Barbara Todd; 8. Wives and wills 1558-1700 Mary
Prior; 9. The horse trade of Shropshire in the early modern period Peter
Edwards; 10. 'An essay on manures': changing attitudes to fertilization in
England, 1500-1800 Donald Woodward; 11. Root crops and the feeding of
London's poor in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries Malcolm
Thick; 12. 'Thirty years on': progress towards integration amongst the
immigrant population of Elizabethan London Andrew Pettegree; 13. No English
Calvados? English distillers and the cider industry in the seventeenth and
eighteenth centuries John Chartres; 14. The origins and early growth of the
Hallamshire cutlery and allied trades David Hey; 15. Joan Thirsk: a
bibliography Margery Tranter; Index.
a personal appreciation Alan Everitt; 2. The Verneys as enclosing
landlords, 1600-1800 John Broad; 3. Estate management in eighteenth-century
England: the Lowther-Spedding relationship in Cumberland John Beckett; 4.
'Vain projects': the Crown and its copyholders in the reign of James I
Richard Hoyle; 5. Rural society and agricultural change: Ombersley
1580-1700 Peter Large; 6. The limitations of the probate inventory Margaret
Spufford; 7. Freebench and free enterprise: widows and their property in
two Berkshire villages Barbara Todd; 8. Wives and wills 1558-1700 Mary
Prior; 9. The horse trade of Shropshire in the early modern period Peter
Edwards; 10. 'An essay on manures': changing attitudes to fertilization in
England, 1500-1800 Donald Woodward; 11. Root crops and the feeding of
London's poor in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries Malcolm
Thick; 12. 'Thirty years on': progress towards integration amongst the
immigrant population of Elizabethan London Andrew Pettegree; 13. No English
Calvados? English distillers and the cider industry in the seventeenth and
eighteenth centuries John Chartres; 14. The origins and early growth of the
Hallamshire cutlery and allied trades David Hey; 15. Joan Thirsk: a
bibliography Margery Tranter; Index.
Acknowledgements; Introduction John Chartres and David Hey; 1. Joan Thirsk:
a personal appreciation Alan Everitt; 2. The Verneys as enclosing
landlords, 1600-1800 John Broad; 3. Estate management in eighteenth-century
England: the Lowther-Spedding relationship in Cumberland John Beckett; 4.
'Vain projects': the Crown and its copyholders in the reign of James I
Richard Hoyle; 5. Rural society and agricultural change: Ombersley
1580-1700 Peter Large; 6. The limitations of the probate inventory Margaret
Spufford; 7. Freebench and free enterprise: widows and their property in
two Berkshire villages Barbara Todd; 8. Wives and wills 1558-1700 Mary
Prior; 9. The horse trade of Shropshire in the early modern period Peter
Edwards; 10. 'An essay on manures': changing attitudes to fertilization in
England, 1500-1800 Donald Woodward; 11. Root crops and the feeding of
London's poor in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries Malcolm
Thick; 12. 'Thirty years on': progress towards integration amongst the
immigrant population of Elizabethan London Andrew Pettegree; 13. No English
Calvados? English distillers and the cider industry in the seventeenth and
eighteenth centuries John Chartres; 14. The origins and early growth of the
Hallamshire cutlery and allied trades David Hey; 15. Joan Thirsk: a
bibliography Margery Tranter; Index.
a personal appreciation Alan Everitt; 2. The Verneys as enclosing
landlords, 1600-1800 John Broad; 3. Estate management in eighteenth-century
England: the Lowther-Spedding relationship in Cumberland John Beckett; 4.
'Vain projects': the Crown and its copyholders in the reign of James I
Richard Hoyle; 5. Rural society and agricultural change: Ombersley
1580-1700 Peter Large; 6. The limitations of the probate inventory Margaret
Spufford; 7. Freebench and free enterprise: widows and their property in
two Berkshire villages Barbara Todd; 8. Wives and wills 1558-1700 Mary
Prior; 9. The horse trade of Shropshire in the early modern period Peter
Edwards; 10. 'An essay on manures': changing attitudes to fertilization in
England, 1500-1800 Donald Woodward; 11. Root crops and the feeding of
London's poor in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries Malcolm
Thick; 12. 'Thirty years on': progress towards integration amongst the
immigrant population of Elizabethan London Andrew Pettegree; 13. No English
Calvados? English distillers and the cider industry in the seventeenth and
eighteenth centuries John Chartres; 14. The origins and early growth of the
Hallamshire cutlery and allied trades David Hey; 15. Joan Thirsk: a
bibliography Margery Tranter; Index.