Patronage and the British Navy, 1775-1815
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Patronage and the British Navy, 1775-1815
Beck, Catherine
Boydell & Brewer Ltd
01/2025
322
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9781837652273
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Introduction
1. Time and Place: The Geography of Naval Patronage
2. Friends and Family: Markham's Network
3. Followers and Strangers: Markham's Admiralty Correspondents
4. Constituents and Corporations: The Expectations of Political Connection
5. Gender and Parenthood: The Power of Brokers
6. Fees and Resistance: Lower Level Patronage
Conclusion
Appendices
Biblography
1. Time and Place: The Geography of Naval Patronage
2. Friends and Family: Markham's Network
3. Followers and Strangers: Markham's Admiralty Correspondents
4. Constituents and Corporations: The Expectations of Political Connection
5. Gender and Parenthood: The Power of Brokers
6. Fees and Resistance: Lower Level Patronage
Conclusion
Appendices
Biblography
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Naval patronage; Eighteenth-century Britain; Social networks; Patron-client relationships; Naval employment; Social hierarchy; Personal connections; Bureaucracy in the Royal Navy; Elite patronage; Eighteenth-century archives; Friendship and patronage; Social capital; British administrative history; Reciprocity in patronage; Epistolary networks; Political patronage; Patronage and meritocracy; Gift-giving practices; Apprenticeships in the 18th century; Women's roles in patronage
Introduction
1. Time and Place: The Geography of Naval Patronage
2. Friends and Family: Markham's Network
3. Followers and Strangers: Markham's Admiralty Correspondents
4. Constituents and Corporations: The Expectations of Political Connection
5. Gender and Parenthood: The Power of Brokers
6. Fees and Resistance: Lower Level Patronage
Conclusion
Appendices
Biblography
1. Time and Place: The Geography of Naval Patronage
2. Friends and Family: Markham's Network
3. Followers and Strangers: Markham's Admiralty Correspondents
4. Constituents and Corporations: The Expectations of Political Connection
5. Gender and Parenthood: The Power of Brokers
6. Fees and Resistance: Lower Level Patronage
Conclusion
Appendices
Biblography
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Naval patronage; Eighteenth-century Britain; Social networks; Patron-client relationships; Naval employment; Social hierarchy; Personal connections; Bureaucracy in the Royal Navy; Elite patronage; Eighteenth-century archives; Friendship and patronage; Social capital; British administrative history; Reciprocity in patronage; Epistolary networks; Political patronage; Patronage and meritocracy; Gift-giving practices; Apprenticeships in the 18th century; Women's roles in patronage
