Change and continuity in seventeenth-century England

Abstract

Part 1 Changing relationships - London and the outlying regions: Puritans and The Dark Corners of the Land arise Evans - Welshman in London. Part 2 Change in continuity - some fundamental ideas: Protestantism and the rise of capitalism Reason and Reasonableness. Part 3 Continuity in change - divinity, law, medicine: the radical critics of Oxford and Cambridge in the 1650s the Inns of Court the medical profession and its radical critics. Part 4 Change in continuity - some social attitudes: the many-headed monster a one-class society? pottage for freeborn Englishmen - attitudes to wage-labour men as they live their own history. Part 5 Change out of continuity: Sir Isaac Newton and his society.

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