The origin of capitalism in England, 1400-1600 /
Dimmock, Spencerauthor.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 382-394) and index.
Chapter 1. Robert Brenner's thesis on the transition from feudalism to capitalism -- Chapter 2. The prime mover of economic and social development -- Chapter 3. Feudalism, serfdom and extra-economic surplus extraction -- Chapter 4. Class conflict and the crisis of feudalism -- Chapter 5. Insecure property and the origin of capitalism -- Chapter 6. The rise of capitalist yeomen and a capitalist aristocracy -- Chapter 7. Periodising the origin of capitalism in England -- Chapter 8. Orthodox Marxism versus political Marxism -- Chapter 9. Economy and society in late medieval Lydd and its region -- Chapter 10. Engrossment, enclosure and resistance in the fifteenth century -- Chapter 11. An emerging capitalist social-property structure -- Chapter 12. Engrossment, enclosure and resistance in the sixteenth century -- Chapter 13. Legitimising social transformation: the festival of St. George.
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