Elizabethan People: State And Society
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A compelling anthology of primary and secondary sources, Elizabethan People: State and Society presents a richly textured portrait of life in Tudor England, bringing together the voices of contemporaries alongside the analysis of modern historians. Edited by Joel Hurstfield, Astor Professor of English History at University College London, and Alan G. R. Smith, Lecturer in History at the University of Glasgow, the collection details the political structures, social hierarchies, and cultural currents that defined the Elizabethan age. It chronicles the lives of ordinary and extraordinary men and women alike — from the corridors of royal power to the parishes and market towns of the realm — illuminating the tensions between authority and liberty, tradition and change. The result is an authoritative and accessible introduction to one of the most celebrated eras in English history, ideal for students and general readers drawn to the world of Shakespeare, Drake, and the Virgin Queen.
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Condition remarks:
Condition: Good to fair. Paperback. Page Condition: Good - possible tanning. Markings: possible previous owner inscription.
A compelling anthology of primary and secondary sources, Elizabethan People: State and Society presents a richly textured portrait of life in Tudor England, bringing together the voices of contemporaries alongside the analysis of modern historians. Edited by Joel Hurstfield, Astor Professor of English History at University College London, and Alan G. R. Smith, Lecturer in History at the University of Glasgow, the collection details the political structures, social hierarchies, and cultural currents that defined the Elizabethan age. It chronicles the lives of ordinary and extraordinary men and women alike — from the corridors of royal power to the parishes and market towns of the realm — illuminating the tensions between authority and liberty, tradition and change. The result is an authoritative and accessible introduction to one of the most celebrated eras in English history, ideal for students and general readers drawn to the world of Shakespeare, Drake, and the Virgin Queen.
