The American Historical Review · 1988 · 115 citations · 0 references
HumanitiesHistoryMedieval StudiesFeudalismPolitical HistorySocial HistoryEarly Modern EuropeFeudal SocietyMedieval EnglandMedieval Political HistoryMedieval TownsMiddle AgesEarly Modern Political ThoughtEnglish LordshipFeudal IdeologyMedieval PoliticsNorthern England
Preface Introduction 1. Ritual, drama and social body in the late madieval English town 2. A Tudor magnate and the Tudor state: Henry, fifth Earl of Northumberland 3. Change and continuity in the Tudor north: Thomas, first Lord Wharton 4. The first Earl of Cumberland (1493-1542) and the decline of northern feudalism 5. Two Tudor funerals 6. Obedience and dissent in Henrician England: the Lincolnshire rebellion, 1536 7. The concept of order and the Northern Rising, 1569 8. English politics and the concept of honour, 1485-1642 9. At a crossroads of the political culture: the Essex revolt, 1601 Index.