Eating Together: Early Modern Gentry Commensality in the Northwest of England, c. 1530-1670
A Fielding - 2024 - e-space.mmu.ac.uk
Early modern commensality represented an opportunity for early modern gentry
communities potentially split along religious lines to come together while simultaneously …
communities potentially split along religious lines to come together while simultaneously …
Ancient world
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overseers of the poor, 1708–1797, supported by other lists and sources (Banbury Historical …
overseers of the poor, 1708–1797, supported by other lists and sources (Banbury Historical …