MRP: Spatial analysis

Spatial analysis

Editorial history

03/10/11, CSG: Created page

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Overview

Draft bibliography of books and articles dealing with techniques of spatial analysis applied to historical understanding of society, commerce and politics

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Suggested links

See Bibliography

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Bibliography

Anon, Centre for Metropolitan History, A guide to the dataset: Four shillings in the pound aid 1693/4 for the City of London, the City of Westminster, and metropolitan Middlesex (?London, ?1994)

Phythian-Adams, Charles (ed.), Societies, cultures and kinship 1580-1850: cultural provinces and English local history (Leicester, 1993)

Royle, Edward (ed.), Issues of regional identity: in honour of John Marshall (Manchester, 1998)

- Royle, Edward, 'Ch. 1: Introduction: regions and identities', pp. 1-13
- Roberts, Elizabeth & Oliver M. Westall, 'Ch. 11: J.D. Marshall: the making of the identity of a regional historian, pp. 226- ?

• Stimulating review of the life, work and motivation of John Marshall, social and economic historian. Born in the East Midlands, based at University of Lancaster, who developed strong research base in regional history of north-west England. Influenced by J.D. Chambers research work on Nottinghamshire. In 1973 Centre for North-West Regional Studies (CNWRS) was created, with Marshall as its Director

Stoyle, Mark, Loyalty and locality: popular allegiance in Devon during the English Civil War (Exeter, 1994)

Tomlins, Christopher, Freedom bound: law, labor, and civic identity in coloniuing English America (Cambridge, 2010)

- New, interesting academic study, including an insightful chapter on localitity and administrative control, linking structures and systems at county and sub-county level to the historical origins, geography, agrircultural and manorial practices at a micro-level (Ch. 7: Localities, Legalities', pp. 296-334