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A closely-focused study examining all aspects of control in a pre-Reform English parish in Kent. Examines both civil and ecclesiastical controls; institutions outside both such as village inns, schools, friendly societies, etc.; individuals involved, from the local squire and parson to highway surveyors. Also summarises the implications of the study for the traditional view of pre-reform local government. Other England Books 1985 – Anti-Blackness in English Religion 1500-1800 1994 – Guild of Help and the Changing Face of Edwardian Philanthropy. The Guild of Help, Voluntary Work and the State, 1904-1919 1991 – Thomas Twining’s Letters the Record of a Tranquil Life Vol. 1
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