Rural change and urban growth, 1500-1800
Subtitle: essays in English regional history in honour of W. G. Hoskins
By: edited by C. W. Chalklin and M. A. Havinden.
Contributors: Hoskins, W. G. 1908-; Chalklin, C. W.; Havinden, Michael Ashley.
Publisher: Longman
Published: 1974
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 360
Subjects: Urbanization -- England.; England -- Rural conditions.
Notes: "Bibliography of the academic writings of W. G. Hoskins, David Meredith: p. [342]-350.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Newton, R. The decay of the borders.; title: Cornwall, J. The Squire of Conisholme.; title: Palliser, D. Dearth and disease in Staffordshire, 1540-1670.; title: Thirsk, J. New crops and their diffusion.; title: Havinden, M. Lime as a means of agricultural improvement.; title: Portman, D. Vernacular building in the Oxford region in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.; title: Everitt, A. Kentish family portrait.; title: Millward, R. The Cumbrian town between 1600-1800.; title: Chalklin, C. The making of some new towns, c. 1600-1720.; title: Neale, R. Society, belief and the building of Bath, 1700-1793.; title: Beresford, M. The making of a townscape.; title: Bagenal, H. The rationale of traditional building.