Individuals, families, and communities in Europe, 1200-1800: the urban foundations of Western society

Abstract

Preface and acknowledgements Introduction 1. Fundamental features of European urban settings 2. Church, family and bonds of spiritual kinship 3. Charity, poor relief and the family in religious and civic communities 4. Individuals, families and communities in urban Europe of the Protestant and Catholic reformations 5. Constructing an 'Imagined Community': poor relief and the family during the French Revolution Conclusion Bibliography.

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