Neighbourhood and Society

This Book Is A Pioneering Social And Economic Study Of A London Suburban Parish In The Seventeenth Century Which Sheds New Light On The Important But Relatively Neglected Topic Of London''S Social History. Chapters On Demography Social And Occupational Structure Topography Population Turnover And Residential Mobility And Neighbourly Relations Lead To A Discussion Of The Involvement Of The Inhabitants Of The District In Local Government And Church Ceremonial. Throughout Social And Economic Features Of The Neighbourhood Are Compared To Those Found Elsewhere In London And In Other Towns And Cities In Early Modern England. The Book Will Therefore Be Of Interest To All Concerned With The Behaviour Of The Town Dweller In The Past And Will Serve As A Springboard For Further Historical Studies Of Urban Society.