- 表題
- The English Medieval Town
- 著者
- Colin Platt
- 出版
- Secker & Warburg
- 版
- 1986年 Reissued
- ID
- 180122012
- 表記
- 小焼けシミ有
- 在庫切れ
| サイズ | 180mm(ヨコ) |
| 重量 | 700g |
| 仕様 | 219ページ |
| Last modified: 2026/04/10 | |
Table of contents
- List of Illustrations
- Preface and Acknowledgements
- Abbreviations
- Urban Origins
Problems of scale; urban renewal in anglo-saxon england; fortification, the community and borough right; post-conquest growth and the exclusion of the aristocracy; town plantations and grants of market as evidence of urban growth. - The Urban Landscape
Dominant influences on town plans-markets, defences, castles, abbeys; administrative and social influences, the suburbs; fortification; trading quarters; streets, paving and the prevention of encroachments; tenement plots; the first town houses; the partition of tenement plots and its effect on house plans; houses of right-angle, parallel and courtyard types; lesser town houses; cottages; sanitation; furnishings. - The Borough Economy Growth and Decline
Local markets and the distribution of goods; transport and fairs; england's overseas trade-wool and cloth, and the impact of changes in demand on the towns; other causes of economic recovery and recession in the late-medieval boroughs. - Borough Society
Recruitment; replacement-rates and life expectations; country properties; family and neighbourhood ties; the distribution of wealth; lesser men and the crafts; trade regulation, the crafts and borough government; class conflict; oligarchies; opponents of oligarchy. - The Borough Constitution
The borough defined; early liberties and burgage tenure; the fee farm and the commune; the charters of john; the ipswich charter of 1200; borough government and its officers; thirteenth-century administrative advance; incorporation and the country boroughs; the boroughs as owners of property; charges on borough finances. - The Church in the Boroughs
Parish church origins; the proprietary church; the shedding of advowsons; the parish church as public building; hospitals and almshouses; the friars; parish fraternities; chantries and obits; the chantry priest and the parish clergy; heresy. - The Early-Modern Borough: Continuity and Change
Inflation, population growth, industrial change; the reformation in the towns; burgess investment in town properties; the great rebuilding; lawyers and gentry in the towns; envoi.
