Andrew Hann
Biographic Data
| ID | 5244532 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andrew Hann |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andrew |
| FAMILY NAME | Hann |
| SIGNATURE | HANN A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Coventry University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Slavery and the British country house
1: Slave ownership and the British country house: the records of the Slave Compensation Commission as evidence Nicholas Draper 2: Slavery and West Country houses Madge Dresser 3: Rural retreats: Liverpool slave traders and their country houses Jane Longmore 4: Lodges, garden houses and villas: the urban periphery in the early modern Atlantic world Roger H Leech 5: Slavery's heritage footprint: British prestige residencies with links to plantation…
Sites of Consumption
Recent analyses have thrown open the shutters on supposedly dark and unappealing eighteenth-century shops and revealed them as complex social and economic spaces. This paper builds on such work to explore the ways in which the display of goods in provincial shops served a range of symbolic and practical functions. Drawing on detailed analysis of probate inventories, we argue that shopfittings were employed to assist in the process of selling ware…
Retailing Revolution in the Eighteenth Century? Evidence from North-West England
This article explores the extent and nature of retail change in the eighteenth century. In focusing on a single region, it places retailing in its spatial, economic and social context; by adopting different scales of analysis – shop, town and region – it reveals much about the spatiality of retailing. The study shows that retail change had penetrated all aspects of retailing and all parts of the regional urban hierarchy by the end of the eighteen…
Slavery and the British country house
1: Slave ownership and the British country house: the records of the Slave Compensation Commission as evidence Nicholas Draper 2: Slavery and West Country houses Madge Dresser 3: Rural retreats: Liverpool slave traders and their country houses Jane Longmore 4: Lodges, garden houses and villas: the urban periphery in the early modern Atlantic world Roger H Leech 5: Slavery's heritage footprint: British prestige residencies with links to plantation…
Retailing Revolution in the Eighteenth Century? Evidence from North-West England
This article explores the extent and nature of retail change in the eighteenth century. In focusing on a single region, it places retailing in its spatial, economic and social context; by adopting different scales of analysis – shop, town and region – it reveals much about the spatiality of retailing. The study shows that retail change had penetrated all aspects of retailing and all parts of the regional urban hierarchy by the end of the eighteen…
Sites of Consumption
Recent analyses have thrown open the shutters on supposedly dark and unappealing eighteenth-century shops and revealed them as complex social and economic spaces. This paper builds on such work to explore the ways in which the display of goods in provincial shops served a range of symbolic and practical functions. Drawing on detailed analysis of probate inventories, we argue that shopfittings were employed to assist in the process of selling ware…
Retailing Revolution in the Eighteenth Century? Evidence from North-West England
This article explores the extent and nature of retail change in the eighteenth century. In focusing on a single region, it places retailing in its spatial, economic and social context; by adopting different scales of analysis – shop, town and region – it reveals much about the spatiality of retailing. The study shows that retail change had penetrated all aspects of retailing and all parts of the regional urban hierarchy by the end of the eighteen…
Sites of Consumption
Recent analyses have thrown open the shutters on supposedly dark and unappealing eighteenth-century shops and revealed them as complex social and economic spaces. This paper builds on such work to explore the ways in which the display of goods in provincial shops served a range of symbolic and practical functions. Drawing on detailed analysis of probate inventories, we argue that shopfittings were employed to assist in the process of selling ware…
Slavery and the British country house
1: Slave ownership and the British country house: the records of the Slave Compensation Commission as evidence Nicholas Draper 2: Slavery and West Country houses Madge Dresser 3: Rural retreats: Liverpool slave traders and their country houses Jane Longmore 4: Lodges, garden houses and villas: the urban periphery in the early modern Atlantic world Roger H Leech 5: Slavery's heritage footprint: British prestige residencies with links to plantation…
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