Social Topography of a Rural Community
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Social Topography of a Rural Community
Scenes of Labouring Life in Seventeenth Century England
Hindle, Steve
Oxford University Press
06/2023
498
Dura
Inglês
9780192868466
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction
1: A Time in Place, A Place in Time
2: Itinerary-Cartography-Census
Part I: Coton Town
3: The Mill on the Wem: Henry Clay of Cuttle Place, miller (1643-c.1698)
4: The Vicarage at All Saints: The Reverend John Perkins, vicar (1638-91)
5: A Ribbon-Maker's Cottage on Bridge Street: John Knight, silk-weaver (1654-1721)
6: The Alehouse in the Bull Ring: Frances Rason, victualler (1624-85)
7: The Forge on Windmill Field Lane: Samuel Brown, blacksmith (1645-84)
8: A House with a Lean-to in the Heath End: Abraham Checkly, labourer (1647-1724)
9: A Nail-smith's Cottage in Paradise End: Christopher Smith, nailer (1632-96)
Part II: From Wash Lane to Griff
10: A 'Mean Tenement' on Wash Lane: William Nock, collier (1644-1710)
11: 'A House in Two Parts' in Griff: Henry Beighton III, yeoman (1658-1724)
Part III: Arbury and the Woodland
12: The Household Staff at Arbury Hall (1678-1710)
13: The Mason's Farm on the Arbury Demesne: Andrew Hardy, bricklayer (1643-1702)
14: Temple House at Lutman's End: Henry King, husbandman (1647-98)
15: A 'Middling Farm' in the Woodland: Thomas Nash, carpenter (1634-1701)
Conclusion
16: Space, Place, and Flow
Bibliography
Index
1: A Time in Place, A Place in Time
2: Itinerary-Cartography-Census
Part I: Coton Town
3: The Mill on the Wem: Henry Clay of Cuttle Place, miller (1643-c.1698)
4: The Vicarage at All Saints: The Reverend John Perkins, vicar (1638-91)
5: A Ribbon-Maker's Cottage on Bridge Street: John Knight, silk-weaver (1654-1721)
6: The Alehouse in the Bull Ring: Frances Rason, victualler (1624-85)
7: The Forge on Windmill Field Lane: Samuel Brown, blacksmith (1645-84)
8: A House with a Lean-to in the Heath End: Abraham Checkly, labourer (1647-1724)
9: A Nail-smith's Cottage in Paradise End: Christopher Smith, nailer (1632-96)
Part II: From Wash Lane to Griff
10: A 'Mean Tenement' on Wash Lane: William Nock, collier (1644-1710)
11: 'A House in Two Parts' in Griff: Henry Beighton III, yeoman (1658-1724)
Part III: Arbury and the Woodland
12: The Household Staff at Arbury Hall (1678-1710)
13: The Mason's Farm on the Arbury Demesne: Andrew Hardy, bricklayer (1643-1702)
14: Temple House at Lutman's End: Henry King, husbandman (1647-98)
15: A 'Middling Farm' in the Woodland: Thomas Nash, carpenter (1634-1701)
Conclusion
16: Space, Place, and Flow
Bibliography
Index
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Introduction
1: A Time in Place, A Place in Time
2: Itinerary-Cartography-Census
Part I: Coton Town
3: The Mill on the Wem: Henry Clay of Cuttle Place, miller (1643-c.1698)
4: The Vicarage at All Saints: The Reverend John Perkins, vicar (1638-91)
5: A Ribbon-Maker's Cottage on Bridge Street: John Knight, silk-weaver (1654-1721)
6: The Alehouse in the Bull Ring: Frances Rason, victualler (1624-85)
7: The Forge on Windmill Field Lane: Samuel Brown, blacksmith (1645-84)
8: A House with a Lean-to in the Heath End: Abraham Checkly, labourer (1647-1724)
9: A Nail-smith's Cottage in Paradise End: Christopher Smith, nailer (1632-96)
Part II: From Wash Lane to Griff
10: A 'Mean Tenement' on Wash Lane: William Nock, collier (1644-1710)
11: 'A House in Two Parts' in Griff: Henry Beighton III, yeoman (1658-1724)
Part III: Arbury and the Woodland
12: The Household Staff at Arbury Hall (1678-1710)
13: The Mason's Farm on the Arbury Demesne: Andrew Hardy, bricklayer (1643-1702)
14: Temple House at Lutman's End: Henry King, husbandman (1647-98)
15: A 'Middling Farm' in the Woodland: Thomas Nash, carpenter (1634-1701)
Conclusion
16: Space, Place, and Flow
Bibliography
Index
1: A Time in Place, A Place in Time
2: Itinerary-Cartography-Census
Part I: Coton Town
3: The Mill on the Wem: Henry Clay of Cuttle Place, miller (1643-c.1698)
4: The Vicarage at All Saints: The Reverend John Perkins, vicar (1638-91)
5: A Ribbon-Maker's Cottage on Bridge Street: John Knight, silk-weaver (1654-1721)
6: The Alehouse in the Bull Ring: Frances Rason, victualler (1624-85)
7: The Forge on Windmill Field Lane: Samuel Brown, blacksmith (1645-84)
8: A House with a Lean-to in the Heath End: Abraham Checkly, labourer (1647-1724)
9: A Nail-smith's Cottage in Paradise End: Christopher Smith, nailer (1632-96)
Part II: From Wash Lane to Griff
10: A 'Mean Tenement' on Wash Lane: William Nock, collier (1644-1710)
11: 'A House in Two Parts' in Griff: Henry Beighton III, yeoman (1658-1724)
Part III: Arbury and the Woodland
12: The Household Staff at Arbury Hall (1678-1710)
13: The Mason's Farm on the Arbury Demesne: Andrew Hardy, bricklayer (1643-1702)
14: Temple House at Lutman's End: Henry King, husbandman (1647-98)
15: A 'Middling Farm' in the Woodland: Thomas Nash, carpenter (1634-1701)
Conclusion
16: Space, Place, and Flow
Bibliography
Index
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