This book honours the varied and creative career of Joan Thirsk,
Fellow of the British Academy and former Reader in Economic History
in the University of Oxford. The chapters have been written largely
by Dr Thirsk's former research students, and the diversity of
themes covered reflects her own diversity of academic interest. The
subjects range from landlords and land management to the position
of women in early modern England and the origins of the Sheffield
cutlery and allied trades. Supplemented with a full bibliography
and personal and academic appreciations, this volume will serve as
a fine tribute to Joan Thirsk's work in English social, economic,
agrarian and local history in the early modern period.
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