Social Relations and Urban Space: Norwich 1600–1700, by Fiona Williamson

Arts & Humanities

• 1580s 7%
• 1620s 7%
• 1630s 20%
• 1650s 6%
• 17th Century 6%
• Authority 3%
• Brewing 6%
• Bristol 6%
• Church Congregation 8%
• Civics 9%
• Cloth 14%
• Commonplaces 5%
• Counterpoint 5%
• Defamation 6%
• Deponents 8%
• Devout 6%
• Dissenters 6%
• Drinking 5%
• Early Modern England 5%
• Economic Development 5%
• Emergency 5%
• Factions 7%
• Final Chapter 5%
• Governor 5%
• Historiography 3%
• Household 4%
• Hunting 6%
• Imagining 4%
• Immigrants 10%
• Imposition 5%
• Industry 1%
• Jacobites 7%
• Laborers 5%
• Liverpool 7%
• Migrants 9%
• National Identity 7%
• Native Land 6%
• Newcastle 6%
• Newcomers 5%
• News 4%
• Norwich 100%
• Offence 5%
• Parish Church 6%
• Parliament 6%
• Party Politics 9%
• Performance 1%
• Piety 5%
• Plebeian 6%
• Poor Relief 7%
• Procession 5%
• Prompts 5%
• Protest 4%
• Public Houses 8%
• Punishment 5%
• Quaker 6%
• Readership 5%
• Recipient 4%
• Recreation 5%
• Retail 5%
• Riots 5%
• Secondary Literature 6%
• Slander 7%
• Sociability 21%
• Social Historians 6%
• Social Relations 70%
• Social Status 6%
• Stranger 15%
• Tax 5%
• Travellers 4%
• Urban History 9%
• Urban Politics 7%
• Urban Space 75%
• Vagrancy 7%
• Visible 4%
• Watchmen 8%