City civilization of England from Tudors to Stuarts

In the readers suggested by a book belonging to the pen of a large specialist in the field of medieval urbanism V.A. Evseeva, on the basis of a wide range of unique sources and special historical studies, the multifaceted life of English cities in the XVI-XVII centuries is examined. - the transitional era from the feudal society to the capitalist, the author identifies and analyzes economic structures in cities of various ranks, studies the nature, causes and features of a number of socio-political conflicts that arise in the urban environment, refers to the problems of the formation of communal infrastructure and local self-government, organizing social assistance by parish authorities. In addition, special attention is paid to the consideration of various sociocultural processes that took place in the English cities of the XVI-XVII centuries. In particular, certain aspects of education, theatrical culture and everyday life of the British early New Age are highlighted.
The book is addressed to historians, political scientists, sociologists, culturalists and everyone who is interested in the history of England and the Early New Age