Early Modern (Tudor-Stuart) England (Britain) Syllabi (Revised)

from Making of the UK 1500-1750 (BL)

It has been a couple of years, since I revised the list of courses/universities adopting either Early Modern England and/or Sources and Debates in English History, 1485-1714, at some length (e.g., more than one chapter), and whose syllabus or course description are easily available (e.g., not behind an LMS wall). As we work on new editions of both, I thought I'd do so. Added to our list (in left column) are:

• Early Modern Britain, 1485-1603 (California, Santa Barbara)
• Early Modern Britain, 1485-1660 (Toronto)
• History of England, 1485-1689 (California, Santa Cruz)
• Medieval and Early Modern England (Aquinas)
• Roots of English Society & Politics (California State, Chico) 
• Seventeenth-Century Britain (Texas A & M)    
• Tudor-Stuart England (Arizona)  

I have also updated the following links:

• Events and Debates in Tudor-Stuart History (North Carolina State)
• History of England 1485-1714 (Texas, Arlington)   
• Reformations and Revolutions in Early Modern Britain (Northumbria)
• Tudor and Stuart Britain – 1500-1700 (Ohio State)
• Tudor-Stuart England (Midwestern State University, Summer Abroad)  

No longer available or readily located are: Early Modern England (Southern Utah), Early Modern Europe, 1500-1800 (Trent), England - Tudors and Stuarts (Pacific Lutheran), England to 1714 (Metropolitan State), Reformation Britain (Utah State), and Tudor and Stuart England, 1485-1689 (Dalhousie). Welcome new users, farewell to old, both in history and literature courses. It is intriguing to see how the subject is variously constructed in time - 1485, 1500, 1603, 1689, etc. - and space - England, Britain, British Isles.

 
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