Poverty and policy in Tudor and Stuart England /

• Slack, Paul

• British, History -- 16th Century.
• Poverty -- England -- 16th Century.
• Great Britain -- Social policy.

• Longman,

• Themes in British social history

• 0582489652

• Includes index.
• Bibliography: p. 210-218.

• Sanctity and secularity the Church and the world papers read at the eleventh summer meeting and twelfth winter meeting of the Ecclesiastical History Society
• Puritanism and liberty being the Army debates 1647 9 from the Clarke Manuscripts with supplementary documents
• Tudor economic documents being select documents illustrating the economic and social history of Tudor England commerce finance and the Poor Law
• Court culture and the origins of a royalist tradition in early Stuart England
• Church and chronicle in the Middle Ages essays presented to John Taylor
• Urban liberalism and progressive reform
• Poverty and vagrancy in Tudor England
• medieval monasteries of Yorkshire
• Celtic Britain
• Whitehall diary
• English poor law 1531 1782
• Controlling misbehavior in England 1370 1600
• charities of rural England 1480 1660 the aspirations and the achievements of the rural society
• English Poor Law 1531 1782
• problem of the poor in Tudor and early Stuart England
• Popular politics and the English Reformation
• Power and protest in England 1525 1640
• Who were the Progressives
• Eadmers history of recent events in England Historia novorum in Anglia
• personal rule of Charles I
• state and social change in early modern England 1550 1640
• Contrasting communities English villagers in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
• Gender and material culture the archaeology of religious women
• From reformation to improvement public welfare in early modern England the Ford Lectures delivered in the University of Oxford 1994 1995
• problem of poverty 1660 1834
• Popes monks and crusaders
• Rebellion popular protest and the social order in early modern England
• Gothic art for England 1400 1547
• In defence of the Church Catholic the life of Stephen Gardiner
• kings two bodies a study in mediaeval political theology
• pursuit of the Millennium revolutionary millenarians and mystical anarchists of the Middle Ages
• Skelton the critical heritage
• Boswell thesis essays on Christianity social tolerance and homosexuality
• shaping of the Elizabethan regime
• complete poems of John Skelton laureate
• Camden miscellany
• Writing of history in the Middle Ages essays presented to Richard William Southern
• London and the English economy 1500 1700
• Tudor economic documents being select documents illustrating the economic and social history of Tudor England Pamphlets memoranda and literary extracts
• Bastard feudalism and the law
• Social attitudes and political structures in the fifteenth century
• Kings and chroniclers essays in English medieval history
• Country towns in pre industrial England
• Culture of English puritanism 1560 1700
• Lambert Simnel and the Battle of Stoke
• Visions of yesterday
• Ideas and institutions of Victorian Britain essays in honour of George Kitson Clark
• America since 1945 the American moment
• Struggle for the constitution 1603 1689 England in the seventeenth century
• Soldiers of Christ
• Communist Party of Great Britain since 1920
• origins of the First and Second World Wars
• Rymes of Robyn Hood an introduction to the English outlaw
• Revolt in the provinces the people of England and the tragedies of war 1630 1648
• Henry Howard the poet Earl of Surrey a life
• debate on the English Revolution
• Religious poverty and the profit economy in medieval Europe
• In search of the Dark Ages
• Poor relief in England and Wales 1601 1834
• Crisis and order in English towns 1500 1700 essays in urban history
• Medieval history in the Tudor age
• role of woman in the Middle Ages papers of the sixth annual conference of i e organized by the Center for Medieval and Early Renaissance Studies State University of New York at Binghamton 6 7 May 1972
• Sexual practices & the medieval church
• Normans in Britain
• Popular religion in Germany and Central Europe 1400 1800
• Robert Owen and the Owenites in Britain and America the quest for the new moral world
• religious orders in pre Reformation England
• Studies in clergy and ministry in medieval England
• Philanthropy in England 1480 1660 a study of the changing pattern of English social aspirations
• Sixteenth century
• Locality and polity a study of Warwickshire landed society 1401 1499
• Contesting the sacred the anthropology of Christian pilgrimage
• Tudor rebellions
• experience of authority in early modern England
• Early medieval kingship
• perfect heresy the revolutionary life and death of the medieval Cathars
• English society 1580 1680
• Religion & society in early modern England a sourcebook
• Simone de Beauvoir
• works of Joseph de Maistre
• Palgrave advances in witchcraft historiography
• Franciscans in the medieval custody of York
• Napoleon the myth of the saviour
• Civitas to kingdom British political continuity 300 800
• religion of Protestants the church in English society 1559 1625
• William of Malmesbury
• conquest of Jerusalem and the Third Crusade sources in translation
• State and society in contemporary Britain a critical introduction
• re establishment of the Church of England 1660 1663
• Living and dying in England 1100 1540 the monastic experience
• Community and clergy Bristol and the Reformation c 1530 c 1570
• Toni Morrison Beloved
• English historical documents 1485 1558
• Angelic monks and earthly men monasticism and its meaning to medieval society
• Religion and national identity papers read at the nineteenth Summer Meeting and the twentieth Winter Meeting of the Ecclesiastical History Society
• Irish constitutional revolution of the sixteenth century
• Social change and continuity England 1550 1750
• London and the Reformation
• McFarlane legacy studies in late medieval politics and society
• Secretaries of God women prophets in late medieval and early modern England