Vexed and Troubled Englishmen 1590-1642
- 510 pages
- 18 hours of reading
The hardships of everyday life which led to mass emigration are the focus of an investigation into the local histories of seventeenth-century England
Carl Bridenbaugh Book order (chronological)
Carl Bridenbaugh was an American historian whose work illuminated the burgeoning urban landscapes of colonial America. He is renowned for his deep dives into the lives and development of early American cities, exploring the vibrant and often tumultuous experience of urban life during a formative period. Bridenbaugh's scholarship offers a vital perspective on the foundational elements of American society and its evolution.
Myths & Realities
Societies of the Colonial South