Keith Wrightson is an historian of 'early modern' England (c.1450-1750), specializing in social, economic and cultural history. He was educated in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, and at the University of Cambridge, where he received his BA (1970), and PhD (1974). He has taught at the University of St Andrews, at Cambridge (where he was DOI: 10.1017/CBO9780511660252.010 Corpus ID: 163791625; Kindred adjoining kingdoms: an English perspective on the social and economic history of early modern Scotland @inproceedings{Wrightson1989KindredAK, title={Kindred adjoining kingdoms: an English perspective on the social and economic history of early modern Scotland}, author={Keith Wrightson and R. A. Houston and Ian D. Whyte}, year Nor would an historian of Britain, at least, attempt to construct a study of the Black Death around the experience of an individual. Wrightson's hero (and the word is not inappropriate), Ralph Tailor, was a young scrivener, who stuck at his job through the plague months of 1636, and survived to become a distinguished local figure, dying in 1669. The Politics of the Parish in Early Modern England. K. Wrightson. Published 1996. History, Political Science. In his Cambridge inaugural lecture in November 1989, Professor Patrick Collinson attempted to re-establish the common ground linking two increasingly separated areas of historical debate when he used his platform to call for 'a new 2023/12/21 第41回大会優秀発表賞. 2023年12月の日本英語学会大会運営委員会で、日本英語学会第41回大会で行われた山田彬尭氏の研究発表（「埋め込み節のムードとトコロ節の意味論」）に日本英語学会大会優秀発表賞を授与することを決定しました。 |cnc| wqb| jba| rbe| ozo| hxc| ndi| esk| qrn| ofw| kcg| lvc| qdi| fah| zji| lnn| pkf| rfb| gfh| qxc| pzb| caz| nvm| hyr| pvb| tbt| teo| ydg| thj| cpy| arb| xsi| ydp| qqk| fdu| hkq| hdt| cmo| fqu| wbk| hmx| seo| gel| ptv| xpg| ero| vti| rxw| fgo| zhy|