List of illustrations List of tables Notes on contributors Preface Prologue: Lawrence Stone - as seen by others 1. The myth and the man Julian Mitchell 2. The enfant terrible? C. S. L. Davies 3. 'Il Magnifico' Miriam Slater 4. The eminence rouge? John M. Murrin Part I. The Crown, The Aristocracy and The Gentry: 5. Lineage and kin in the sixteenth-century aristocracy: some comparative evidence on England and Germany Judith J. Hurwich 6. Public ceremony and royal charisma: the English royal gentry in London, 1485-1642 R. M. Smuts 7. County governance and elite withdrawal in Norfolk, 1660-1720 James M. Rosenheim 8. The last Hanoverian sovereign?: the Victorian monarchy in historical perspective, 1688-1988 David Cannadine 9. The gentrification of Victorian and Edwardian industrialists Richard Trainor Part II. Power and Social Relations: 10. Poverty and progress in early modern England A. L. Beier 11. Ambiguity and contradiction in 'the rise of professionalism': the English clergy, 1570-1730 Michael Hawkins 12. Bourgeois revolution and transition to capitalism Robert Brenner 13. Crowds, carnival and the state in English executions, 1604-1868 Thomas W. Laqueur 14. Interpersonal conflict and social tension: civil litigation in England, 1640-1830 C. W. Brooks 15. Church and state allied: the failure of parliamentary reform of the universities, 1688-1800 John Gascoigne Part III. Urban Society and Social Change: 16. Resistance to change: the political elites of provincial towns during the English Revolution Roger Howell, Jr 17. The London Wings and the Exclusion Crisis reconsidered Gary S. De Krey 18. Cultural life in the provinces: Leeds and York, 1720-1820 J. Jefferson Looney 19. The dynamics of class formation in nineteenth-century Bradford Theodore Koditschek 20. The community perspective in family history: the Potteries during the nineteenth century Marguerite Dupree Epilogue Appendix Index.
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