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Author Fumerton, Patricia.
Title Unsettled : the culture of mobility and the working poor in early modern England / Patricia Fumerton.
Publication Info Chicago ; London : University of Chicago Press, c2006.


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Descript xxv, 237 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Contents Mobilizing the poor -- London's economy of unsettledness--and beyond -- Disguising the working poor: Harman's caveat -- Unsettled subjectivity: the virtual "I" -- "Not well settled in my mind" -- Poor men at sea: "Never to be worth one groat afore a beggar" -- Charting Barlow -- The ballad's seaman: a constant parting.
ISBN 0226269566 (pbk.)
9780226269566 (pbk.)
9780226269559 (hbk.)
0226269558 (hbk.)
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Author Fumerton, Patricia.
Subject Barlow, Edward, 1642. Journal of his life at sea.-
Working class writings, English -- History and criticism.
English literature -- Early modern, 1500-1700 -- History and criticism.
Merchant mariners -- Great Britain -- Biography -- History and criticism.
Ballads, English -- Great Britain -- History and criticism.
Working class -- Great Britain -- Intellectual life.
Working class -- Great Britain -- Historiography.
Migrant labor -- Great Britain -- Historiography.
Working poor -- Great Britain -- Historiography.
Migration, Internal, in literature.
Seafaring life -- Historiography.
Working class in literature.
Autobiography.
Descript xxv, 237 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Contents Mobilizing the poor -- London's economy of unsettledness--and beyond -- Disguising the working poor: Harman's caveat -- Unsettled subjectivity: the virtual "I" -- "Not well settled in my mind" -- Poor men at sea: "Never to be worth one groat afore a beggar" -- Charting Barlow -- The ballad's seaman: a constant parting.
ISBN 0226269566 (pbk.)
9780226269566 (pbk.)
9780226269559 (hbk.)
0226269558 (hbk.)
Author Fumerton, Patricia.
Subject Barlow, Edward, 1642. Journal of his life at sea.-
Working class writings, English -- History and criticism.
English literature -- Early modern, 1500-1700 -- History and criticism.
Merchant mariners -- Great Britain -- Biography -- History and criticism.
Ballads, English -- Great Britain -- History and criticism.
Working class -- Great Britain -- Intellectual life.
Working class -- Great Britain -- Historiography.
Migrant labor -- Great Britain -- Historiography.
Working poor -- Great Britain -- Historiography.
Migration, Internal, in literature.
Seafaring life -- Historiography.
Working class in literature.
Autobiography.
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Subject Barlow, Edward, 1642. Journal of his life at sea.-
Working class writings, English -- History and criticism.
English literature -- Early modern, 1500-1700 -- History and criticism.
Merchant mariners -- Great Britain -- Biography -- History and criticism.
Ballads, English -- Great Britain -- History and criticism.
Working class -- Great Britain -- Intellectual life.
Working class -- Great Britain -- Historiography.
Migrant labor -- Great Britain -- Historiography.
Working poor -- Great Britain -- Historiography.
Migration, Internal, in literature.
Seafaring life -- Historiography.
Working class in literature.
Autobiography.
Descript xxv, 237 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Contents Mobilizing the poor -- London's economy of unsettledness--and beyond -- Disguising the working poor: Harman's caveat -- Unsettled subjectivity: the virtual "I" -- "Not well settled in my mind" -- Poor men at sea: "Never to be worth one groat afore a beggar" -- Charting Barlow -- The ballad's seaman: a constant parting.
ISBN 0226269566 (pbk.)
9780226269566 (pbk.)
9780226269559 (hbk.)
0226269558 (hbk.)
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