Disease, Disaster And Death in Mid-tudor England (Paperback, New)

Part 1: A Problem in its Setting  1. The 'Mid-Tudor Crisis' as Seen by Historians  2. Approaches to Tudor Population-History  Part 2: 'A Complete State of Death': Documenting the Demographic Crisis  3. The Evidence of Probate Records  4. Chantry Certificates and Ecclesiastical Visitations  5. Parish Registers   6. Other National and Local Records  Part 3: 'Numbering the People': Analysing the Demographic Crisis  7. 'Crisis! What Crisis?'  8. 'Tell Me How Much': Quantifying Population-Trends  9. 'Nothing is more Surer than Deathe and Nothing more Uncerten than the Tyme of his Commyng':  The Chronology of Mortality  10. 'Death, Where is thy Sting?': The Geography of Disease   11. Disease, Disaster and Death: The Reassessment of Population-Trends, 1481-1600 Part 4: The Crisis in Context  12. Contemporary Reactions   13. A 'Protestant Cirus'?: The Crisis and the  'Establishment of the Elizabethan Regime'  Conclusion: Re-Unifying Mid-Tudor History.  Notes.  Bibliography