Titlebook: In Praise of Ordinary People; Early Modern Britain Margaret C. Jacob,Catherine Secretan Book 2013 Margaret C. Jacob and Catherine Secretan

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“Ordinary” People and Philosophers in the Laboratories and Workshops of the Early Industrial Revolutt. Sadler’s career, however, began rather less dramatically before the 1780s as apprentice to his father, at a “refreshment house” on Oxford’s High Street. But it was his exposure to Oxford’s chemical laboratory that lifted him from obscurity.

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Accounting and Accountability in Dutch Civic Lifeie de’ Medici appeared to be visiting the future (a little more than a month before the first Dutch settler installed himself in the Bronx). Amsterdam was a city of wonder, in which the exotic goods of the world could be seen for the first time with European eyes.

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The People in Politics: Early Modern England and the Dutch Republic Compareddisregarded the concerns of their constituents. The third suggested that ordinary people were merely relevant as political actors on an incidental basis, during riots and rebellions, and disappeared into the background again as soon as the dust had settled.

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Self-Discipline and the Struggle for the Middle in Eighteenth-Century Britaingency.. But if most people never inhabit the sources on which historical recovery depends, then the ones who do are unusual for that reason alone. The paradox is unavoidable: ordinary people lose something of their ordinariness as soon as they become knowable in any kind of detailed sense.

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“This Fleshlike Isle”: The Voluptuous Body of the People in Dutch Pamphlets, Novels, and Plays, 1660e’s taste had to be perverted to fall in love with them.” And yet, immediately, a gentleman, carrying a jug of Rhine wine to get her in the proper mood and win her affection, jumps upon the lady. The bailiff is fascinated. “What charms does this creature possess, I asked my guide, that can infatuate