Quick Cattle and Dying Wishes: People and Their Animals in Early Modern England

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Abstract

This book uses a substantial dataset of over 7000 wills from the period 1620-1634 to trace people's relationships with their livestock animals. It covers the legal, emotional, and religious context of ideas; and addresses the impact of the growth of London on the place of husbandry in early modern England.
Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationIthaca, NY
Number of pages264
Publication statusPublished - 15 Sept 2018

Keywords

  • animal studies
  • early modern studies

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  • D ABW 44 22: Thomas Boncham's Nuncupative Will

    Fudge, E., 23 Sept 2023, (Unpublished) 1 p. Chelmsford

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  • Mouse-eaten records

    Fudge, E., 24 Mar 2022, Historical Understanding: Past, Present and Future. Simon, Z. B. & Diele, L. (eds.). London, p. 251-259 9 p.

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