Economy and Culture in North–East England, 1500–1800: Regions and Regionalism in History

Adrian Green, Barbara Crosbie

Foreword - Keith Wrightson Introduction - Adrian Green and Barbara Crosbie Church Leaseholders on Durham Cathedral's Estate, 1540-1640: The Rise of a Rural Elite? - A.T. Brown Durham Ox: Commercial Agriculture in North-East England, 1600-1800 - Adrian Green Fluctuating Fortunes: The Bowes Family and Lead Mining Concessions, 1550-1720 - John Brown Material Matters: Improving Berwick upon Tweed's Urban Environment, 1551-1603 - Leona Skelton Work before Play: The Occupational Structure of Newcastle upon Tyne, 1600-1710 - Andy Burn Maintaining Moral Integrity: The Economic and Cultural Relationships of Quakers in North-East England, 1653-1700 - Lindsay Houpt-Varner Shipping on the Tyne: The Growth and Diversification of Seaborne Trade in the Eighteenth Century - Peter Wright From Carboniferous Capitalism to Complementary Commerce: Coastal and Overland Trade between North-East England and Scotland, 1580-1750 - Matthew Greenhall Provincial Purveyors of Culture: The Print Trade in Eighteenth-Century Newcastle upon Tyne - Barbara Crosbie Parish, River, Region and Nation: Networks of Power in Eighteenth-Century Wearside - Gwenda Morgan Parish, River, Region and Nation: Networks of Power in Eighteenth-Century Wearside - Peter Rushton Bibliography