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British Clubs And Societies 15801800 The Origins Of An Associational World Peter Clark

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British Clubs And Societies 15801800 The Origins Of An Associational World Peter Clark
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Publisher: Oxford University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 4.82 MB
Pages: 548
Author: Peter Clark
ISBN: 9780199248438, 0199248435
Language: English
Year: 2002

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British Clubs And Societies 15801800 The Origins Of An Associational World Peter Clark by Peter Clark 9780199248438, 0199248435 instant download after payment.

This book provides the first account of the rise of these most distinctive, widespread and powerful of social institutions in Georgian Britain. With roots in the early modern era, British clubs and societies swept the country by 1800, when they numbered in the thousands, and their influence continues today. Looking at the complex mosaic of clubs and societies, ranging from freemasonry to bird-fancying, the author considers the reasons for their successful development, their export to America and the colonies, and their impact on British Society.

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