The Experience of Neighbourhood in Medieval and Early Modern Europe.

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Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of illustrations -- Notes on contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction: neighbourhood in late medieval and early modern Europe revisited -- PART I: Neighbours and neighbourhoods -- 1 Home and 'away': neighbours and strangers in the urban communities of Southern Italy at the start of the thirteenth century -- 2 Neighbourhood and local knowledge in later medieval England -- 3 Senses of neighbourhood (Vicinanza) in sixteenth-century Venice -- PART II: Conflict and coexistence -- 4 Neighbours across the religious divide: coping with difference in Henrician Kent -- 5 Neighbourhood strife and enmity in late medieval and early modern Tuscany: a platform for new research -- 6 'They call their neighbours cowards for not assisting them': custom, neighbourliness and popular resistance in early modern England -- 7 A street of many parishes: chester neighbours, 1670-1730 -- PART III: Charity and support -- 8 Charity and neighbourly communities among the guilds of late medieval Ghent -- 9 'All to Make Mery With': testamentary bequests to neighbours in fifteenth- and sixteenth-century York -- 10 Neighbourliness and poor relief in Elizabethan Hadleigh, Suffolk -- PART IV: Friendship and belonging -- 11 Friends and neighbours in high medieval England: a hagiographical perspective -- 12 Neighbours, friends and communal sentiment in late medieval Zagreb -- 13 Friends, neighbours and strained relationships in seventeenth-century Norwich and Norfolk -- 14 'Doing neighbourhood': practising neighbourliness in the diocese of Durham, 1624-31 -- Bibliography -- Index.