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Index
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
List of Illustrations
Plates
Prologue: Did Someone Say ‘Climate Change'?
Introduction: The ‘Little Ice Age’ and the ‘General Crisis’
PART I. THE PLACENTA OF THE CRISIS
1 The Little Ice Age
2 The ‘General Crisis’
3 ‘Hunger is the greatest enemy’: The Heart of the Crisis
4 ‘A third of the world has died’: Surviving in the Seventeenth Century
PART II. ENDURING THE CRISIS
5 The ‘Great Enterprise’ in China, 1618–84
6 ‘The great shaking’: Russia and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, 1618–86
7 The ‘Ottoman tragedy’, 1618–83
8 The ‘lamentations of Germany’ and its Neighbours, 1618–88
9 The Agony of the Iberian Peninsula, 1618–89
10 France in Crisis, 1618–88
11 The Stuart Monarchy: The Path to Civil War, 1603–42
12 Britain and Ireland from Civil War to Revolution, 1642–89
PART III. SURVIVING THE CRISIS
13 The Mughals and their Neighbours
14 Red Flag over Italy
15 The ‘dark continents’: The Americas, Africa and Australia
16 Getting it Right: Early Tokugawa Japan
PART IV. CONFRONTING THE CRISIS
17 ‘Those who have no means of support’: The Parameters of Popular Resistance
18 ‘People who hope only for a change’: Aristocrats, Intellectuals, Clerics and ‘dirty people of no name’
19 ‘People of heterodox beliefs … who will join up with anyone who calls them’: Disseminating Revolution
PART V. BEYOND THE CRISIS
20 Escaping the Crisis
21 From Warfare State to Welfare State
22 The Great Divergence
Conclusion: The Crisis Anatomized
Epilogue: ‘It's the climate, stupid’
Chronology
Acknowledgements
Note on Conventions
Note on Sources and Bibliography
Abbreviations Used in the Bibliography and Notes
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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