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?The pooreste and sympleste sorte of people?? The selection of parish officers during the personal rule of Charles I
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  • 1999HIERARCHY AND COMMUNITY IN THE ELIZABETHAN PARISH: THE SWALLOWFIELD ARTICLES OF 159649 cited
  • 1980The making of Charles I's Book of Orders29 cited
  • 2000SOCIAL STATUS, LOCALISM AND THE 'MIDDLE SORT OF PEOPLE' IN ENGLAND 620-175023 cited

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  • 2007“I finde all men & my officers all soe unwilling”: The Collection of Ship Money, 1635–164025 cited

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