The Making of the British Isles: The State of Britain and Ireland, 1450-1660

Steven G. Ellis · Christopher Maginn

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Contents Series editor's preface (2001) Preface Introduction: the making of British history Acknowledgements The Royal Houses of England, Scotland and Great Britain Maps CHAPTER 1: Geography, society and government: the structures of power CHAPTER 2: Politics, war and diplomacy, 1450-1502 CHAPTER 3: The revival of crown government CHAPTER 4: Machines built for the battlefield: Renaissance monarchy, 1502-60 CHAPTER 5: The Reformation crisis: the origins of a Protestant state CHAPTER 6: The Reformation crisis: reform in the parishes CHAPTER 7: State intervention and the problems of society CHAPTER 8: The emergence of a British state system, 1560-1584 CHAPTER 9: The testing-time of the Protestant state system, 1584-1603 CHAPTER 10: British multiple monarchy, 1603-37 CHAPTER 11: The destruction and restoration of multiple monarchy, 1637-60 Conclusion Bibliography Index

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