Revisiting The Polite and Commercial People
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Revisiting The Polite and Commercial People
Essays in Georgian Politics, Society, and Culture in Honour of Professor Paul Langford
Gauci, Perry (VHH Green Fellow in British History, Lincoln College, Oxford); Chalus, Elaine (Professor of British History, Head of Department of History, University of Liverpool)
Oxford University Press
04/2019
288
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9780198802631
15 a 20 dias
This collection of wide-ranging essays commemorates the thirtieth anniversary of Professor Paul Langford's seminal monograph, A Polite and Commercial People: England, 1727-1783, situating Langford's work in recent developments in the political, social, and cultural history of the eighteenth-century, both in Britain and throughout the world.
Elaine Chalus and Perry Gauci: Introduction: Paul Langford (1945-2015) Politics 1: William A. Pettigrew: The Public Life and Death of a Propertied, but Artificial Person: The Divestment of the Royal African Company and a Reconciliation of Parliamentary Supremacy and the Sanctity of Property, 1747-52 2: Perry Gauci: East Meets West: John Paterson and the Politics of Improvement in Georgian London 3: Paul Seaward: Parliament Observed: The Gallery of the Old House of Commons 4: Cindy McCreery: The Sailor, the Lover, the Husband, and the King: Images of William IV and Change and Continuity in Visual Representations of Elite English society, 1765-1837 Society and Culture 5: Ian Doolittle: The City of London in the Eighteenth century: Corporate Pressures and their Consequences 6: Bob Harris: Fantasy, Speculation, and the British State Lottery in the Eighteenth Century 7: Hannah Barker: A Devout and Commercial people: Religion and Trade in Manchester during the Long Eighteenth Century 8: Rosemary Sweet: Antiquarian Transformations in Historical Scholarship: The History of Domesticity from Joseph Strutt to Thomas Wright Britain and the World 9: Peter Marshall: A Polite and Commercial People in the Caribbean: the British in St Vincent 10: Andrew O'Shaughnessy: British Imperial Policy and the American Revolution 11: Leslie Mitchell: The Harcourts: Anglo-French Relations in a Time of Revolution 12: Elaine Chalus: Becoming an Englishwoman: Gender, Politeness, and Identity in the Age of Revolutions 13: Joanna Innes: Afterword: Polite and Commercial's Twin: Public Life and the Propertied Englishman 1689-1789 A Bibliography of the Major Works of Paul Langford
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This collection of wide-ranging essays commemorates the thirtieth anniversary of Professor Paul Langford's seminal monograph, A Polite and Commercial People: England, 1727-1783, situating Langford's work in recent developments in the political, social, and cultural history of the eighteenth-century, both in Britain and throughout the world.
Elaine Chalus and Perry Gauci: Introduction: Paul Langford (1945-2015) Politics 1: William A. Pettigrew: The Public Life and Death of a Propertied, but Artificial Person: The Divestment of the Royal African Company and a Reconciliation of Parliamentary Supremacy and the Sanctity of Property, 1747-52 2: Perry Gauci: East Meets West: John Paterson and the Politics of Improvement in Georgian London 3: Paul Seaward: Parliament Observed: The Gallery of the Old House of Commons 4: Cindy McCreery: The Sailor, the Lover, the Husband, and the King: Images of William IV and Change and Continuity in Visual Representations of Elite English society, 1765-1837 Society and Culture 5: Ian Doolittle: The City of London in the Eighteenth century: Corporate Pressures and their Consequences 6: Bob Harris: Fantasy, Speculation, and the British State Lottery in the Eighteenth Century 7: Hannah Barker: A Devout and Commercial people: Religion and Trade in Manchester during the Long Eighteenth Century 8: Rosemary Sweet: Antiquarian Transformations in Historical Scholarship: The History of Domesticity from Joseph Strutt to Thomas Wright Britain and the World 9: Peter Marshall: A Polite and Commercial People in the Caribbean: the British in St Vincent 10: Andrew O'Shaughnessy: British Imperial Policy and the American Revolution 11: Leslie Mitchell: The Harcourts: Anglo-French Relations in a Time of Revolution 12: Elaine Chalus: Becoming an Englishwoman: Gender, Politeness, and Identity in the Age of Revolutions 13: Joanna Innes: Afterword: Polite and Commercial's Twin: Public Life and the Propertied Englishman 1689-1789 A Bibliography of the Major Works of Paul Langford
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