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" Negotiating power in early modern society : "
edited by Michael J. Braddick and John Walter.
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BL
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994502
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b748872
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Negotiating power in early modern society : : order, hierarchy, and subordination in Britain and Ireland /\ edited by Michael J. Braddick and John Walter.
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Cambridge, UK ;New York :: Cambridge University Press,, 2001.
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x, 302 pages ;; 23 cm
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0521651638
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: 9780521651639
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 249-305) and index.
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| Contents
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Introduction : Grids of power : order, hierarchy and subordination in early modern society / Michael J. Braddick and John Walter -- Ordering the body : illegitimacy and female authority in seventeenth-century England / Laura Gowing -- Child sexual abuse in early modern England / Martin Ingram -- Sex, social relations and the law in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century London / Faramerz Dabhoiwala -- Exhortation and entitlement : negotiating inequality in English rural communities, 1550-1650 / Steve Hindle -- Public transcripts, popular agency and the politics of subsistence in early modern England / John Walter -- 'Bragging and daring words' : honour, property and the symbolism of the hunt in Stowe, 1590-1642 / Dan Beaver -- Administrative performance : the representation of political authority in early modern England / Michael J. Braddick -- Negotiating order in early seventeenth-century Ireland / Raymond Gillespie -- Order, orthodoxy and resistance : the ambiguous legacy of English puritanism or just how moderate was Stephen Denison? / Peter Lake -- Making orthodoxy in late Restoration England : the trials of Edmund Hickeringill, 1662-1710 / Justin Champion and Lee McNulty.
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"This book addresses the dynamics of power in early modern societies and challenges the existing tendency to see past societies in terms of binary oppositions--such as male/female, rich/poor, rulers/ruled--in which the disadvantaged have influence only in moments of direct confrontation. Drawing on recent social theory, the essays offer a series of micro-sociologies of power in early modern society, ranging from the politics of age, gender and class to the politics of state-building in the post-Reformation confessional state. They explore the weapons with which subordinated groups in their everyday lives could moderate the exercise of power over them. Recovering the agency of the disadvantaged, the book also explores the limits to the power that the disadvantaged could claim in the past. Its findings also have relevance for thinking about inequality in present-day societies." --From dust jacket.
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Power (Social sciences)-- England-- History.
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Power (Social sciences)-- Ireland-- History.
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Social stratification-- England-- History.
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Social stratification-- Ireland-- History.
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15.70 history of Europe.
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Power (Social sciences)
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Social conditions
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Social stratification.
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Macht.
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Sociale stratificatie.
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Sociale verhoudingen.
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England, Social conditions, 16th century.
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England, Social conditions, 17th century.
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Ireland, Social conditions, 17th century.
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England.
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Ireland.
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| Dewey Classification
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302.3/09415
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| LC Classification
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HN398.E5N44 2001
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15.70bcl
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| Added Entry
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Braddick, M. J., (Michael J.),1962-
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Walter, John,1948-
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