Rethinking Social History: English Society, 1570-1920, and Its Interpretation.

Adam Fox

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A critical portrait of social history, Adrian Wilson the enclosure of English social history, Keith Wrightson living on the stage of the world - the concept of privacy among the elite of early modern England, Linda Pollock from Colyton to Waterloo - mortality, politics and economics in historical demography, John Landers a social history of plausibility - country, city and calculation in Augustan Britain, Simon Schaffer towards a post-Marxist social history - Thompson, Clark and beyond, Patrick Curry the crime wave - recent writing on crime and criminal justice in 18th century England, Joanna Innes and John Styles rough usage - prostitution, law and the social historian, Philippa Levine foundations of an integrated historiography, Adrian wilson.

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