Rebellion, Popular Protest and the Social Order in Early Modern England
Edited by Paul Slack
Recurring Themes: The document explores popular protest and rebellion in early modern England, focusing on social, economic, and cultural changes.
Historical Analysis: It includes reappraisals of significant rebellions like the Pilgrimage of Grace and Kett's Rebellion, highlighting local grievances and loyalties.
Youth Involvement: The role of youth groups and apprentices in protests and their impact on political and social movements is examined.
Elite Influence: The document discusses the interaction between elite and popular attitudes, noting how political disputes and elite involvement influenced rebellions.
Cambridge University Press, 1984, 339 pages