目录

目 录

Preface

PART ONE POLITICS AND LAW

Charles I and the Causes of the English Civil War

On the Tudor Monarchy and Nobility

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PART TWO ECONOMY AND SOCIETY

Transformation of English Towns in the Early Modern Times

I.English Towns in 1500

II.The Transformation of the Old Towns

III.The Rise of the New Cities

Looking for China:The English in the Arctic in the Sixteenth Century

Anti-Monopoly,Mercantilism and the English Revolution

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II

Women in the English Civil War

I.Introduction

II.Women in Traditional Roles

III.Traditional Roles in Novel Circumstances

IV.New Roles in Uncertain Times(1):Women in the Book Trade

V.New Roles in Uncertain Times(2):Mystics and Prophets

VI.Recording the Civil War:Poets and Memoirists

Conclusion

Hospital's Secularization in Late Medieval and Early Modern England

I.Secularization,and Hospital's Secularization

II.The Process of Hospital's Secularization and Its Embodiments

1.Hospitals in the Middle Ages

2.Hospital after the Reformation

III.Causes of the Hospital's Secularization

PART THREE RELIGION AND CULTURE

The Church in Late Medieval and Early Reformation England:Narratives and Master Narratives of National,Local,and Ordinary Religion

I.Introduction

II.Narratives and Master Narratives

III.Catholic England and Catholic Europe

IV.The Localism of English Catholicism

V.Indulgences:A Case Study in Change

Conclusion

Religion and the English Revolution

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Some Questions about Thomas More's Religious Views

I.What is the Ideal Religion in More's Heart?

II.Why did More support Freedom of of Faith?

III.Why did More Justify the Suppression of Heretics?

Some Conclusions

The Role of Preaching in Political and Cultural Change,1500-1720

I.Composition,delivery,and reception

II.English Sermons 1500-1660

III.English Sermons 1660-1720

IV.Sermons in Scotland,Ireland,and Wales

Conclusion

On the Witch-Hunt in China and the West:A Comparative Study between the Chinese Sorcery Scare in 1768 and Witch Persecution in Early Modern Europe

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Conclusion