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The Memory of the People: Custom and Popular Senses of the Past in Early Modern England Andy Wood Index More Information Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-89610-8 - The Memory of the People: Custom and Popular Senses of the Past in Early Modern England Andy Wood Index More information Index Abingdon (Wiltshire), 165 Balsall (Warwickshire), 139 Accrington (Lancashire), 334 Band, Helen, 307 Agglethorpe (Yorkshire), 209 , 211 Banham (Norfolk), 326 Agriculture, Board of, 342 , 345 Barford St Martin (Wiltshire), 295 Alborne (Wiltshire), 108 Barnsley (Yorkshire), 338 Alcock, Susan, 231 Barnwood (Buckinghamshire), 211 Aldborough (Yorkshire), 105 Barony of Kendal, Cumberland, 129 , 146 Aldeburgh (Suffolk), 279 Barrell, John, 348 Alderwasley (Derbyshire), 235 , 260 Bascot (Warwickshire), 291 Aller (Somerset), 209 , 304 Basingstoke (Hampshire), 49 Amble (Northumberland), 208 , 285 Baslow (Derbyshire), 211 Amwell (Hertfordshire), 131 , 226 Bassingham (Lincolnshire), 165 Anlaby (Yorkshire), 171 Baston (Lincolnshire), 167 Antony (Cornwall), 264 Battle (Sussex), 83 Arden (Warwickshire), 274 Battle Abbey (Sussex), 56 Arlescote (Warwickshire), 349 Bedford (Lancashire), 225 Arlingham (Gloucestershire), 210 Bedfordshire, 60 Arnold, John, 250 Beeley (Derbyshire), 106 Arundel (Sussex), 114 Beiner, Guy, 11 , 26 Ashbourne (Derbyshire), 214 , 233 Belcamp Otten (Essex), 258 Ashdown Forest (Sussex), 348 Bender, Barbara, 189 , 222 Ashford (Derbyshire), 197 , 230 , 265 , 267 Bentham, Jeremy, 342 Ashill (Norfolk), 5 , 346 Benwell (Northumberland), 81 Ashover (Derbyshire), 241 Berkhamsted (Hertfordshire), 165 Ashwell (Hertfordshire), 5 Berkshire, 80 Astley (Lancashire), 225 Berkswell (Warwickshire), 299 Athelstan, 331 Bernwood Forest (Buckinghamshire), Atherstone (Warwickshire), 175 , 334 314 Aubrey, John, 69–71 , 74 , 76 , 146 , 202 , Bewdley (Shropshire), 134 , 299 , 304 210 , 295 , 310 Billingham (Durham), 108 Audley (Staffordshire), 219 Bingthope (Yorkshire), 296 Ault, W. O., 49 , 58 Binham (Norfolk), 52 Aylesbeare (Devon), 73 Binley (Warwickshire), 333 Aylsham (Norfolk), 128 , 259 , 267 , 312 Birling (Northumberland), 207 Birtles, Sarah, 162 Babnell (Warwickshire), 294 Bishop’s Castle (Shropshire), 300 Bacon, Francis, Viscount St Alban, 94 , Blackburn (Lancashire), 217 315 Blackheath, battle of, 65 Bacon, Nathaniel, 97 Blackwall (Derbyshire), 81 , 231 Bahloul, Joelle, 314 Blakeney (Norfolk), 226 , 306 Bakhtin, Mikhail, 227 Blewbery (Berkshire), 136 , 249 Ballidon (Derbyshire), 145 Blomefi eld, Francis, 238 387 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-89610-8 - The Memory of the People: Custom and Popular Senses of the Past in Early Modern England Andy Wood Index More information 388 Index Blore Heath, battle of, 221 Calthorpe, Charles, 95 , 140 Blythburgh (Suffolk), 44 Calver (Derbyshire), 230 Bocking (Essex), 266 Cambridge, 117 , 132 Bookham (Surrey), 56 Cambridgeshire, 157 , 158 , 318 Bosham (Sussex), 299 Cannock Chase (Staffordshire), 175 , 241 Bothel (Cumberland), 230 Canterbury, 146 , 226 , 268 Bourdieu, Pierre, 14 , 292 capitalism, 93 , 183 , 189 , 195 , 196 , 305 , Bowden Middlecale (Derbyshire), 157 , 351 158 Cardington Court (Shropshire), 299 Bowfrith (Yorkshire), 144 Carew, Richard, 70 Boxley Heath (Kent), 82 Carew, Sir Richard, 75 Bradborne (Derbyshire), 145 Carleton Rode (Norfolk), 152 , 205 Bradborne (Kent), 263 Carpenter, David, 47 Braddick, Michael, 17 cartography, 189–200 Bradford (Somerset), 284 Castle Rising (Norfolk), 239 Bradley (Gloucestershire), 151 Castleton (Derbyshire), 215 , 269 Bradshawe, Anthony, 129 , 220 , 270 Catalhoyuk (Anatolia), 155 Braintree (Essex), 266 Cavendish, Sir Charles, 149 Bramshaw (Wiltshire), 308 Cavendish, Sir William, 1st duke of Brandon (Suffolk), 241 Newcastle, 257 Brassenthwaite (Westmorland), 329 Cawden Moor (Derbyshire), 149 Brassington (Derbyshire), 241 , 305 Cawston (Norfolk), 101 Braunton (Devon), 121 , 130 , 301 Chapel-en-le-Frith (Derbyshire) , 106 , Bray (Berkshire), 80 , 137 180 , 233 Braydon Forest (Wiltshire), 159 , 295 , Charles I, 111 , 146 , 280 308 Charles II, 257 Bredon (Worcestershire), 57 Charlton (Wiltshire), 303 Bressingham (Norfolk), 152 Chatsworth (Derbyshire), 265 Bridgenorth (Shropshire), 119 Cheddar (Somerset), 300 Brighton (Sussex), 101 Chelmorton (Derbyshire), 231 , 235 , 267 Brightwalton (Berkshire), 56 Chelsea (Middlesex), 206 Brigstock (Northamptonshire), 144 , 226 , Cheshire, 200 , 221 , 233 336 Chester, 145 Brill (Buckinghamshire), 160 Chesterfi eld (Derbyshire) , 113 , 244 Brinkworth (Wiltshire), 101–3 , 303 Chesterton (Cambridgeshire), 137 Brislington (Somerset), 303 Chichester (Sussex), 79 Bristol, 262 Chillingham (Durham), 337 Brokenborough (Wiltshire) , 138 , 303 , Chippenham (Cambridgeshire), 346 304 Chipping Sodbury (Gloucestershire), 86 Bruen, John, 200 Chisbury (Wiltshire), 300 Bubnell (Derbyshire), 211 Church Hulme (Cheshire), 215 Buchenwald (Germany), 15 Churches, Christine, 34 Burnham Overy (Norfolk), 121 , 227 Cirencester, 260 Burnham Thorpe (Norfolk), 227 Clanchy, Michael, 50 Burnley (Lancashire), 219 Clare (Suffolk), 91 , 93 Burton (Staffordshire), 44 Clayton (Lancashire), 313 Burton Agnes (Yorkshire), 179 Cleeve Hills (Gloucestershire), 8–9 Burton, William, 213 Cley-next-the-Sea (Norfolk), 306 Burton-on-Trent (Staffordshire), 213 Clun, Honour of (Shropshire), 331 Bury St Edmunds (Suffolk), 53 Cockermouth, Honour of (Cumberland), Bushaway, Bob, 31 , 33 158 Butterwick (Lincolnshire), 280 Cocking (Sussex), 191 Buxton (Derbyshire), 233 Coddenham (Suffolk), 80 Coke, Edward, 188 Cade, Jack, 256 , 275 Colby (Lincolnshire), 201 Calstone (Wiltshire), 294 Colchester, 135 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-89610-8 - The Memory of the People: Custom and Popular Senses of the Past in Early Modern England Andy Wood Index More information Index 389 Cole-Orton (Leicestershire), 277 and orality, 81 , 137 , 155 , 197 , 256 , Collingbourne Ducis (Wiltshire), 301 271–87 , 332 , 333 Coltishall (Norfolk), 284 origins of, 50–65 Combination Acts, 343 and parish church, 109 Compton Chamberlayne (Wiltshire), 223 parochial custom, 106–7 , 111 , 180 Condover (Shropshire), 106 , 142–3 and patriarchy, 302 , 326 Confi no, Alon, 20 periodisation of confl ict over, 40–2 Congham (Norfolk), 144 , 311 , 313 and poor laws, 108 Constantine (Cornwall), 108 and popular politics, 187 , 315–40 Copgrave (Yorkshire), 243 and property, 7 copyhold, 97–8 and religion, 60 origins of, 54–5 and tithes, 84 Cornwall, 12 , 40 , 75 , 99 , 100 , 101 , 298 in towns and cities, 61 , 120 , 182 , Cottenham (Cambridgeshire), 176 , 323 , 260–2 , 309 349 as usable past, 14 –15 Coventry, 60 and women, 4 , 5 , 146 –7 , 235 , 283 , Cranmer, Thomas, 123 297–315 , 327 , 328 Crich (Derbyshire), 151 Crosthwaite (Cumberland), 152 , 329 Damet, Thomas, 261 Crowley, Robert, 182 Darnton, Robert, 39 Cuckfi eld (Sussex), 203 Davies, Sir John, 94 cultural hegemony, 21–2 Dawson, Dorothy, 162 culture de la Pryme, Abraham, 70 , 77 defi nitions of, 16–19 Deddington (Oxfordshire), 124 Cumberland, 100 , 298 , 334 Delamere Forest (Cheshire), 164 , 200 Cumwhinting (Cumberland), 227 , 230 Denge Marsh (Kent), 105 custom depositions, 81 , 118 , 129–30 , 143–7 , and agency, 11–12 151–2 , 223–4 , 311 biblical justifi cations for, 323 gender distribution, 307 biblical justifi cations of, 1–2 Derbyshire, 12 , 71 , 81 , 100 , 115 , 171 , diversity of, 111 221 , 229 , 268 and documentation 106–7 , 113 , 115 , Devereux, Robert, 2nd earl of Essex, 20 120 , 123 , 129 , 175 , 231 , 248 , 312 Devon, 100 , 101 and election of ministers, 107 Devonshire, 269 elite attitudes towards, 132 , 249 , Doddington (Cambridgeshire), 165 341–3 Doncaster (Yorkshire), 178 embodied nature of, 209 Dorset, 151 , 231 emerges from compromise, 123 Drayton (Somerset), 285 , 308 entitlement, extent of, 166 Driffi eld (Yorkshire), 6 exclusion of the poor, 180 Duchy of Lancaster, 53 and folklore, 100–1 court of, 35 and fuel rights, 105 Duffi eld (Derbyshire), 129 , 220 , 270, 328 historiography of, 29–33 Duffy, Eamon, 86 and inheritance, 298–304 Duncton (Sussex), 231 interrelationship of literacy and orality, Dunmow (Essex), 302 249 Durham, 72 , 100 , 271 , 273 and landscape, 62 , 81–2 , 113 , 117–18 , Durkheim, É mile, 15 , 32 , 154 , 288 196–246 Durseley (Gloucestershire), 276 and literacy, 50–1 , 252 , 271 Dutton (Cheshire), 10 litigation over, 33–9 Dyer, Christopher, 62 and locality, 11 , 12–13 , 26 local variation of, 98–101 East Dean (Sussex), 211 and masculinity, 307 East Devon (Sussex), 297 and mining rights, 104 East Lilling (Isle of Wight), 68 mutability of, 143 East Woodby (Berkshire), 343 and offi ceholding, 108 Edmonton (Middlesex), 335 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-89610-8 - The Memory of the People: Custom and Popular Senses of the Past in Early Modern England Andy Wood Index More information 390 Index Edward I, 50 , 248 Fulham (Middlesex), 5 Edward II, 274 Fuller, Thomas, 80 , 104 , 151 , 274 , 275 Edward III, 142 Fytleworth (Sussex), 198 Edward IV, 114 , 192 Edward VI, 65 , 70 , 79 , 80 , 104 , 113 , 120 , Gainford (Durham), 273 130 , 146 , 241 , 339 Gaveston, Piers, 274 Edwinstone (Nottinghamshire), 98 , 303 Geddington (Northamptonshire), 278 , Elizabeth I, 78 , 80 , 96 , 146 , 267 , 337 305 , 313 Elmley Castle (Worcestershire), 211 Geertz, Clifford, 16 Enborne (Berkshire), 302 Geldeston (Norfolk), 229 enclosure, 163 , 170 , 336 , 343 , 346 Gell, Sir John, 214 , 305 in medieval period, 48 Gifford, George, 67 , 71 enclosures, 5 , 41 , 66–7 , 68–9 , 70–1 , 73 , Gillingham
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