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Dobry: Książka, która była czytana, ale nadal jest w dobrym stanie. Na okładce widoczne są ...
Publication Date
1997-07-10
Pages
272
ISBN
9780192891945
Subject Area
Social Science, History
Publication Name
Eighteenth-Century English Society : Shuttles and Swords
Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
Item Length
7.8 in
Subject
Sociology / General, Europe / Great Britain / General, Europe / Great Britain / Georgian Era (1714-1837)
Publication Year
1997
Series
Opus Ser.
Type
Textbook
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.7 in
Author
Douglas Hay, Nicholas Rogers
Item Weight
7.1 Oz
Item Width
5.1 in
Number of Pages
272 Pages

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Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0192891944
ISBN-13
9780192891945
eBay Product ID (ePID)
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Number of Pages
272 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
Eighteenth-Century English Society : Shuttles and Swords
Publication Year
1997
Subject
Sociology / General, Europe / Great Britain / General, Europe / Great Britain / Georgian Era (1714-1837)
Type
Textbook
Author
Douglas Hay, Nicholas Rogers
Subject Area
Social Science, History
Series
Opus Ser.
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
0.7 in
Item Weight
7.1 Oz
Item Length
7.8 in
Item Width
5.1 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
College Audience
LCCN
96-052761
Reviews
"This text worked well for students who had little prior knowledge of the subject. It combines factual information and vivid description in a way that is useful and holds students' interest. The authors' strongly stated interpretation of power relations in 18th-century English society stimulated fruitful discussion in the classroom."--Marilyn Morris, University of North Texas"Eighteenth-Century English Society has a clear and well thought-out argument based on great scholarly knowledge of the period, is written in an accessible style, and includes a helpful appendix of maps and charts as well as a short annotated bibliography for each chapter."--Albion, This text worked well for students who had little prior knowledge of the subject. It combines factual information and vivid description in a way that is useful and holds students' interest. The authors' strongly stated interpretation of power relations in 18th-century English society stimulated fruitful discussion in the classroom., "This text worked well for students who had little prior knowledge of the subject. It combines factual information and vivid description in a way that is useful and holds students' interest. The authors' strongly stated interpretation of power relations in 18th-century English society stimulated fruitful discussion in the classroom."--Marilyn Morris, University of North Texas "Eighteenth-Century English Society has a clear and well thought-out argument based on great scholarly knowledge of the period, is written in an accessible style, and includes a helpful appendix of maps and charts as well as a short annotated bibliography for each chapter."--Albion
Dewey Edition
21
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
306/.0942/09033
Table Of Content
Preface 1. Landscapes 2. Hierarchy 3. The Politics of Love and Marriage 4. Political Order 5. Harvests and Dearth 6. Custom 7. The Disruption of Custom, the Triumph of Law 8. New Populations 9. The Power of the People 10. War and Peace 11. Popular Beliefs and Popular Politics 12. Class and Power in Hanoverian England Further Reading Index
Synopsis
The period from 1688-1820 was marked throughout with riots and rebellions, seditions and strikes, as the lower classes rebelled against the state bias towards the interests of higher social groups.This book draws together the implications of recent work on demography, labour, and law. By focusing on the experience of the eighty percent of the population who made up England's 'lower orders', Douglas Hay and Nicholas Rogers accord new significances to food shortages, changes in poor relief, use of the criminal law, and the shifts in social power caused by industrialization which would bring about the birth of working-class radicalism., The period from 1688-1820 was marked throughout with riots and rebellions, seditions and strikes. Yet it began with the welcoming of Prince William of Orange, whose coronation was widely celebrated as a move towards a more democratic state. Parliament and the courts were set to become a central feature of political life. But in 1819, fifteen men, women, and children were killed and over 400 injured when the yeomanry, directed by the magistracy, attacked the mass meeting for parliamentary reform at St Peter's Field, Manchester.The long eighteenth century was characterized by the gradual erosion of consensual politics: the transfer from a cross-class consensus based on the Whig/Tory divide to divisions based instead on the notion that the state privileged the interests of certain social groups over others. This book draws together the implications of recent work on demography, labour, and law to assess their importance for defining those moments and places where class interests met and conflicted. By focusing on the experiences of the eighty percent of the population who made up England's 'lower orders', Douglas Hay and Nicholas Rogers accord new significance to food shortages, changes in poor relief, use of the criminal law, and the shifts in social power caused by industrialization which would bring about the birth of working-class radicalism., The period from 1688-1820 was marked throughout with riots and rebellions, seditions and strikes, as the lower classes rebelled against the state bias towards the interests of higher social groups. Drawing on recent work on demography, labor, and law, this readable history of the period focuses on the experience of the eighty percent of the population who made up England's "lower orders." Hay and Rogers provide fresh insights into food shortages, changes in poor relief, use of the criminal law, and the shifts in social power caused by industrialization that would bring about the birth of working-class radicalism., The period from 1688-1820 was marked throughout with riots and rebellions, seditions and strikes. Yet it began with the welcoming of Prince William of Orange, whose coronation was widely celebrated as a move towards a more democratic state. Parliament and the courts were set to become a central feature of political life. But in 1819, fifteen men, women, and children were killed and over 400 injured when the yeomanry, directed by the magistracy, attacked the mass meeting for parliamentary reform at St Peter's Field, Manchester. The long eighteenth century was characterized by the gradual erosion of consensual politics: the transfer from a cross-class consensus based on the Whig/Tory divide to divisions based instead on the notion that the state privileged the interests of certain social groups over others. This book draws together the implications of recent work on demography, labour, and law to assess their importance for defining those moments and places where class interests met and conflicted. By focusing on the experiences of the eighty percent of the population who made up England's 'lower orders', Douglas Hay and Nicholas Rogers accord new significance to food shortages, changes in poor relief, use of the criminal law, and the shifts in social power caused by industrialization which would bring about the birth of working-class radicalism.
LC Classification Number
HN398.E5H39 1997
Copyright Date
1997
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