A Place in Time: Explicatus - Tapa blanda

Rutman, Darrett B.

9780393334715: A Place in Time: Explicatus

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ISBN 10: 0393334716 ISBN 13: 9780393334715

Editorial: W. W. Norton & Company, 1984

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This is a companion volume to the authors' narrative volume, A Place in Time: Middlesex County, Virginia, 1650-1750. It presents the research underlying the introduction of the newest social history. Its tables and graphs speak to questions of price series and productivity, demography black and white, and socioeconomic structure over time. Its text outlines the philosophy and methods of what is being termed "cliometrics."

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Based on years of research of the records of a Chesapeake county, the narrative volume stresses personalities, from the poor to the rich, exploring family life, friendships, status, the distribution of wealth, and mobility--all as the new settlement evolved. The authors find evidence of community (which others have assumed was virtually nonexistent), one in which slavery and time created stratification. They see the Chesapeake as an example of "that rural society toward which and from which American society has proceeded."

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This is a companion volume to the authors' narrative volume, A Place in Time: Middlesex County, Virginia, 1650-1750. It presents the research underlying the introduction of the newest social history. Its tables and graphs speak to questions of price series and productivity, demography black and white, and socioeconomic structure over time. Its text outlines the philosophy and methods of what is being termed "cliometrics." Based on years of research of the records of a Chesapeake county, the narrative volume stresses personalities, from the poor to the rich, exploring family life, friendships, status, the distribution of wealth, and mobility--all as the new settlement evolved. The authors find evidence of community (which others have assumed was virtually nonexistent), one in which slavery and time created stratification. They see the Chesapeake as an example of "that rural society toward which and from which American society has proceeded."

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