Blood, faith and iron : a dynasty of Catholic industrialists in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century England

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• List of Figures = v
• Acknowledgments = vii
• Introduction = 1
• Previous historical research = 2
• Previous archaeological research = 7
• Frameworks = 9
• Lines of Enquiry = 11
• Historical archaeology = 11
• Landscape investigation = 13
• Analysis of historic buildings = 18
• Archaeologies of industry = 20
• Historical narratives = 24
• Before the Revolution = 29
• Geology and topography = 29
• Place names : the Ironbridge Gorge before the Iron Bridge = 31
• The pre-Dissolution settlement and estate = 34
• Industrialisation before the Dissolution = 43
• Dissolution and acquisition = 50
• Society and Religion = 51
• A gentry family : marriages, memories and monuments = 51
• Performances : courts and other theatres = 63
• Religion and the politics of religion = 68
• Visions of Landscape = 73
• Symbolism in designed landscapes = 73
• The gardens at Madeley Court = 81
• The Msdeley Court sundial = 88
• The park, the wider estate, and beyond = 94
• Expressions in Architecture = 101
• Secular building design and Catholicism = 101
• Madeley Court = 105
• The Lodge = 114
• Catholic symbolism in the Madeley buildings = 124
• Industry and Conformity = 129
• Processes and products = 129
• Fuel production and mineral extraction = 133
• Ironworking = 137
• The Madeley ironworks in context = 144
• Innovation and Resistance = 153
• Steelmaking = 153
• Inputs : developing sources of supply = 159
• The Madeley steelworks = 165
• Products and competitors = 175
• Brooke's ferrous industries in context = 178
• Other industrial interests = 182
• Sequestration and imprisonment = 185
• Industrialisation and Identity = 187
• Industrialisation = 187
• Identity = 191
• An interstitial archaeology = 196
• Conclusion = 199
• Bibliography = 203
• Archive sources = 203
• Unpublished sources = 203
• Published sources = 204