A Companion to Tudor BritainA Companion to Tudor Britain provides an authoritative overview of historical debates about this period, focusing on the whole British Isles.
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Contents
Culture | 1 |
The Establishment of the Tudor Dynasty 13 | 7 |
The Rise of the Tudor State | 29 |
Elizabethan Government and Politics | 44 |
The Court | 61 |
Law | 77 |
County Government in England | 98 |
Town and City Government | 116 |
The Protestant Opposition to Elizabethan Religious Reform | 271 |
The Scottish Reformation | 289 |
People and Groups | 309 |
The Urban Economy | 330 |
Metropolitan London | 347 |
Society and Social Relations in British Provincial Towns | 363 |
Women in the British Isles in the Sixteenth Century | 381 |
Senses of the Past in Tudor Britain 407 | 405 |
Centre and Periphery in the Tudor State | 133 |
Politics and Government of Scotland | 151 |
Security and Succession | 167 |
Britain and the Wider World | 182 |
Belief | 203 |
The Dissolutions and their Aftermath | 221 |
Religious Settlements | 238 |
Catholics and Recusants | 254 |
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