The English People on the Eve of Colonization, 1603-1630
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The English People on the Eve of Colonization, 1603-1630

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The English People on the Eve of Colonization, 1603-1630

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In this volume Professor Notestein employs his mastery of the source material of the seventeenth century to recreate the character of the English people at a time when many Englishmen were making a new start on this continent. He gives a lively picture of English society and institutions on the eve of the great migration to America. Here is depicted what went into the making of that New World society and character which was eventually to be called American.
"This book gives ample evidence that it has been written by an authority with great erudition. On every hand are signs of extensive knowledge of a wide range of sources. The supporting data are well chosen. The style is easy and the various chapters leave a very clear impression. The illustrations are extremely valuable and will be new to most readers....This is a book that all interested in the England of the Virginia and New England plantations should 'read, mark, learn and inwardly digest.'"—THE AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW
"The editors could not have been wiser in their choice of an author for the volume under review. For years Dr. Wallace Notestein has been using the sources of English history and has directed numerous graduate students in the study of the early seventeenth century. He moves with grace and ease among his sources and gives the reader the sense of security that only the master can give.…The historical profession and the non-technical reader should be grateful to the author for a book that is scholarly, humane and eminently readable."—the historian

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Table of contents

  1. Title page
  2. TABLE OF CONTENTS
  3. DEDICATION
  4. Illustrations and Maps
  5. MAPS
  6. Editors’ Introduction
  7. Preface and Acknowledgments
  8. CHAPTER 1-A Retrospect, England up to 1603
  9. CHAPTER 2-The English Character
  10. CHAPTER 3-The English Character, Intellectual and Cultural Influences
  11. CHAPTER 4-The Nobles
  12. CHAPTER 5-The Country Gentlemen
  13. CHAPTER 6-The Clergy
  14. CHAPTER 7-The Yeomen and the Farm Laborers
  15. CHAPTER 8-The Inns of Court and the Lawyers
  16. CHAPTER 9-The Physicians
  17. CHAPTER 10-The Businessmen
  18. CHAPTER 11-The Schools
  19. CHAPTER 12-The Universities
  20. CHAPTER 13-Elizabethan Puritanism
  21. CHAPTER 14-Puritanism Under the Early Stuarts
  22. CHAPTER 15-The Kingship and the Privy Council
  23. CHAPTER 16-Parliament
  24. CHAPTER 17-The Sheriffs
  25. CHAPTER 18-The Justices of the Peace
  26. CHAPTER 19-The Constables
  27. CHAPTER 20-The Churchwardens and the Parish
  28. CHAPTER 21-The Companies and Colonization
  29. Bibliography