Ungovernable People The English and Their Law in the Seventeenth Century Book

I read this a long time ago in college. One of my mentors is an editor. It has one essay that was very important to me (Wrightson) when I wrote a dissertation in an overlapping area. It also has one of my favorite all-time academic essays, John Styles' fascinating study of Yorkshire coiners (and a demonstration of the problem with a currency actually based on metallic content and value). Kind of a step-son of the more well known Albion's Fatal Tree edited by Hay, Linebaugh, and Thompson, this collectiion shows what can happen when you marry French Annales style microhistory with Cambridge style "social science" history that entails superb sociological data analysis with a thorough culling of archival material.