Negotiating the political in Northern European urban society, c.1400-c.1600
By: edited by Sheila Sweetinburgh
Contributors: Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Series: Medieval and Renaissance texts and studies -- Volume 434
Publisher: Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies; ACMRS Press
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Tempe, Arizona
Language: eng
Number of pages: 222
ISBN-13: 9780866984829
Subjects: Urban Sociology; History; Power (Social sciences)
Description: Chiefly concerned with England and Holland.
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: 'Specyall lover and preferrer of the polytike and common weale' : John Smyth and ideal citizenship in fifteenth-century Bury St Edmunds / Mark Merry; title: Rebuilding the city centre / Karsten Igel; title: Discord in the public arena : processes and meanings of the St Bartholomew's Day festivities in early sixteenth-century Sandwich / Sheila Sweetinburgh; title: The skin of the unjust judge : 'negotiating the political' in early modern Canterbury / Paula Simpson; title: 'With the consent of the towne, and other skillfull marryners and gentlemen' : an examination of textual negotiations in the Elizabethan restoration of Dover harbour 1582-1605 / Clair Bartram and Mary Dixon; title: Crown and town in later medieval England : Bristol and national politics, 1399 to 1486 / Peter Fleming; title: Brokers in the cities : the connections between princely officers and town officials in Holland at the end of the Middle Ages (1480-1558) / Serge Ter Braake; title: Town, faith, and power in unquiet times : Prague between the Hussite pre-reformation and the Habsburgs' rule (1436-1526) / Christian-Frederik Felskau; title: Afterword : negotiating the political: the view from London / Carloline M. Barron.