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History develops not only from our thoughts and actions but also from the physical and cultural environment which we mould for ourselves. Six essays, displaying the combined skills of historians, archaeologists and geographers, explore the creation of the South West across many centuries. Peter Fowler examines the similarities and contrasts between the South West and the North East. Mick Aston explores the creation of the medieval settlement pattern, while Harold Fox analyzes a further period of change in the later middle ages. Michael Turner looks at urban reconstructions in the eighteenth century. Steven Pugsley reveals the importance of grand Georgian country houses and their landscaped surroundings. Finally, Mark Brayshay shows how the idea of town planning can be traced to the mid-Victorian era. Between them these essays provide not only a fascinating subject for study in their own right, but also the backcloth against which all other aspects of the region's history were worked out. 


The Contributors

List of Illustrations

List of Abbreviations

Acknowledgements

Preface Robert Higham

1. English Uplands, South West and North East: local history and archaeology at inter-regional level. (The Harte Lecture, 1987) Peter Fowler

2. The development of medieval rural settlement in Somerset Michael Aston

3. Peasant farmers, patterns of settlement and pays: transformations in the landscapes of Devon and Cornwall during the Later Middle Ages Harold Fox

4. New towns for old? Urban reconstruction after fires in the South West: the case of Blandford Forum, Dorset, 1731 Michael Turner

5. The Georgian landscape garden: Devon in the national context Steven Pugsley

6. The reform of urban management and the shaping of Plymouth's mid-Victorian landscape Mark Brayshay

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01 novembre 2024

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9781804131749

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English

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LANDSCAPE AND TOWNSCAPE IN THE SOUTH WeST
First published in 1989 by University of Exeter Press Reed Hall Streatham Drive Exeter EX4 40R UK
© 1989 Robert Higham and the several authors each in respect of the paper contributed
A catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library
ISBN 9780859893091 Pbk ISBN 9781804131749 PDF
EXETER STUDIES IN HISTORY General Editors: Jonathan Barry and Colin Jones
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