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Past and Present: A Journal of Historical Studies: Number 56, August 1972 / T M Charles-Edwards "Kinship, Status And The Origins Of The Hide" / Charles Webster "The Authorship And Significance Of Macaria" / J S Morrill "Mutiny And Discontent In English Provincial Armies 1645-1647" / Michael Sanderson "Literacy And Social Mobility In The Industrial Revolution In England" / C A MacDonald "Economic Appeasement And The German 'Moderates' 1937-1939" / Aileen S Kraditor "American Radical Historians On Their Heritage" / Steven D Antler "Communication Quantitative Analysis Of The Long Parliament"
T H Aston (Editor) / T M Charles-Edwards "Kinship, Status And The Origins Of The Hide" / Charles Webster "The Authorship And Significance Of Macaria" / J S Morrill "Mutiny And Discontent In English Provincial Armies 1645-1647" / Michael Sanderson "Literacy And Social Mobility In The Industrial Revolution In England" / C A MacDonald "Economic Appeasement And The German 'Moderates' 1937-1939" / Aileen S Kraditor "American Radical Historians On Their Heritage" / Steven D Antler "Communication Quantitative Analysis Of The Long Parliament"
Language: English
Published by The Past and Present Society, Oxford, 1972
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- Magazine / Periodical
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Good. 158 pages. T M Charles-Edwards "Kinship, Status And The Origins Of The Hide" / Charles Webster "The Authorship And Significance Of Macaria" / J S Morrill "Mutiny And Discontent In English Provincial Armies 1645-1647" / Michael Sanderson "Literacy And Social Mobility In The Industrial Revolution In En…gland" / C A MacDonald "Economic Appeasement And The German 'Moderates' 1937-1939" / Aileen S Kraditor "American Radical Historians On Their Heritage" / Steven D Antler "Communication Quantitative Analysis Of The Long Parliament" (SL#125/9).
More imagesPublished by University of Bristol, Bristol, UK, 1988
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: N/A. The eighth, and final, general report on the Shapwick Project. 154pp, with occasional maps, tables and charts in text etc. 4to. Laminated, illustrated strong card covers. 4to. An ex university library copy with label on spine, usual markings on the endpapers and small label… and annotation on the title page. Covers a little shelf worn and gently pushed at corners and spine ends. Internally neat, clean, bright and tight barring the stated library markings. Shapwick is a large parish in the centre of Somerset. There is only one major settlement in the parish, the village of Shapwick. The Shapwick project began in October 1988 as an attempt to test the hypothesis that the present village and medieval field system were planned in the late Saxon period and had replaced an earlier Saxon settlement pattern of scattered farmsteads. Preliminary reports were published annually. This report, the eighth, is the last general roundup of the archaeology, research and findings of the project, although further reports on specific aspects were produced.
