Conquest and Union: Fashioning a British State 1485-1725

Abstract

Introduction: the concept of British history, Steven G, EIlis The fashioning of Britain, 1534-1660, John Merrill Tudor state formation and the shaping of the British Isles, Steven Ellis Tudor reform in Wales and Ireland comparable histories?, Ciaran Brady Anglo-Scottish protestant culture and integration in 16th-century Britain, Jane Dawson The Anglican Church and the unity of Britain: the Welsh experience, 1560-1714, Philip Jenkins The Gaelic reaction to the Reformation, Micheal MacCraith Gaelic culture in the 17th century: polarization and assimilation, Allan Macinnes Scotland and Ireland under the Commonwealth: a question of loyalty, Sarah Barber The origins of a British aristocracy integration and its limitations before the treaty of Union, Keith M. Brown Scotland and Ireland in the later Stewart monarchy, Toby Barnard Constitutional experiments and political expediency, 1689-1725, David Hayton Conclusion: a state of Britishness?, Sarah Barber.

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