Dedication

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

List of Illustrations

pp ix-xi

Acknowledgements

pp xii-xiii

List of Abbreviations

pp xiv-xvi

Maps

pp xvii-xxvi

Introduction: A ‘Healthfull and Pleasant’ City

pp 1-26

Part I - Health and Place in Texts and Images

pp 27-32

1 - Air and Smell: Hygiene and Networks of Authority in an Urban Context

pp 33-60

2 - An Epitome of Hygiene: William Cuningham’s Prospect Plan

pp 61-86

Part II - Health and the Landscape

pp 87-88

3 - Placing Disease in the Urban Landscape: The Osteoarchaeological Evidence

pp 89-116

4 - Placing Health in the Urban Landscape: The Gardens of Norwich

pp 117-136

Part III - Governing the City and the Self

pp 137-140

5 - Cleaning Up: Reforming the Urban Environment 1300–1570

pp 141-166

6 - Housing, Self-Management and Healing in the Tudor City

pp 167-188

Epilogue

pp 189-196

Appendix I - A Note About Pathogens and Retrospective Diagnosis

pp 197-204

Appendix II - A Note About the Population of Norwich, 1100–1600

pp 205-205

Appendix III - A Note on the Historiography and Archaeological Record of Norwich

pp 206-208

Appendix IV - Map of Norwich Parishes

pp 209-210

Bibliography

pp 211-234

Index

pp 235-246

York Medieval Press: Publications

pp 247-250