Life in Stuart England

alehouse Bagford Ballads became bishops built C. V. Wedgwood capital Celia Fiennes Charles II's Church civil wars cloth coach constable contemporary engraving cottage Court Daniel Defoe David Loggan Duke Earl economic English Englishmen exports families father foreign France G. N. Clark Garden gentlemen gentry grammar schools horses houses I's reign industry Inigo Jones James I's John John Evelyn justices King Charles King James King's labourer land laws lived Lord masques Maurice Ashley merchants monarch nobility nonconformists offices Oliver Cromwell Palace parish parliament patron peers plague political poor Puritan Quakers quarter sessions Queen Anne Queen Elizabeth reign of Charles reign of King reign of Queen religion Roman Catholic royal Royalists Samuel Pepys servants seventeenth century social Society Somerset St James's St Paul's Stuart age Stuart England Stuart period theatre Thomas towns trade village W. G. Hoskins Wenceslaus Hollar Westminster Whitehall William Wren wrote yeomen