Tim Thornton is Deputy Vice-Chancellor of and a Professor of History at the University of Huddersfield Harold Mytum is Professor of Archaeology and Director of the Centre for Manx Studies at the University of LiverpoolMichael Hoy is a Research Assistant in the School of Arts and Humanities at the University of Huddersfield

• Introduction - Catriona Mackie1. Society and Economy in the Stanley Period - J.R. Dickinson, incorporating contributions by Nigel G. Crowe and J.R. Roscow 2. Religion and the Island Church - Nigel Yates, incorporating contributions by Frances Coakley, Peter Davey, Tim Grass, Priscilla Lewthwaite, Pat McClure and Jennifer Platten3. Daily Life - Michael Hoy, incorporating contributions by Kit Gawne, Nick Johnson, Chris Pageand Jennifer Platten 4. Arts and Culture - Fenella Bazin, incorporating contributions by Mike Clague, Ulla Corkill, Yvonne Cresswell, Colette Davies, Michael Hoy, Sue King, Christopher Lewin, Catriona Mackie, Stephen Miller and Tim Thornton5. Landscape and the Built Environment - Catriona Mackie, incorporating contributions by Nigel G. Crowe, Peter Davey, Andrew C.C. Johnson and Patricia Tutt Conclusion - Catriona MackieAppendix I: Lords of Man - 1405-1830 Appendix II: Bishops of Sodor and Man - 1405-1830 Appendix III: Abbots of Rushen - 1408-1540BibliographyIndex

Tim Thornton is Deputy Vice-Chancellor of and a Professor of History at the University of Huddersfield Harold Mytum is Professor of Archaeology and Director of the Centre for Manx Studies at the University of LiverpoolMichael Hoy is a Research Assistant in the School of Arts and Humanities at the University of Huddersfield

• Introduction - Catriona Mackie1. Society and Economy in the Stanley Period - J.R. Dickinson, incorporating contributions by Nigel G. Crowe and J.R. Roscow 2. Religion and the Island Church - Nigel Yates, incorporating contributions by Frances Coakley, Peter Davey, Tim Grass, Priscilla Lewthwaite, Pat McClure and Jennifer Platten3. Daily Life - Michael Hoy, incorporating contributions by Kit Gawne, Nick Johnson, Chris Pageand Jennifer Platten 4. Arts and Culture - Fenella Bazin, incorporating contributions by Mike Clague, Ulla Corkill, Yvonne Cresswell, Colette Davies, Michael Hoy, Sue King, Christopher Lewin, Catriona Mackie, Stephen Miller and Tim Thornton5. Landscape and the Built Environment - Catriona Mackie, incorporating contributions by Nigel G. Crowe, Peter Davey, Andrew C.C. Johnson and Patricia Tutt Conclusion - Catriona MackieAppendix I: Lords of Man - 1405-1830 Appendix II: Bishops of Sodor and Man - 1405-1830 Appendix III: Abbots of Rushen - 1408-1540BibliographyIndex

Tim Thornton is Deputy Vice-Chancellor of and a Professor of History at the University of Huddersfield Harold Mytum is Professor of Archaeology and Director of the Centre for Manx Studies at the University of LiverpoolMichael Hoy is a Research Assistant in the School of Arts and Humanities at the University of Huddersfield

• Introduction - Catriona Mackie1. Society and Economy in the Stanley Period - J.R. Dickinson, incorporating contributions by Nigel G. Crowe and J.R. Roscow 2. Religion and the Island Church - Nigel Yates, incorporating contributions by Frances Coakley, Peter Davey, Tim Grass, Priscilla Lewthwaite, Pat McClure and Jennifer Platten3. Daily Life - Michael Hoy, incorporating contributions by Kit Gawne, Nick Johnson, Chris Pageand Jennifer Platten 4. Arts and Culture - Fenella Bazin, incorporating contributions by Mike Clague, Ulla Corkill, Yvonne Cresswell, Colette Davies, Michael Hoy, Sue King, Christopher Lewin, Catriona Mackie, Stephen Miller and Tim Thornton5. Landscape and the Built Environment - Catriona Mackie, incorporating contributions by Nigel G. Crowe, Peter Davey, Andrew C.C. Johnson and Patricia Tutt Conclusion - Catriona MackieAppendix I: Lords of Man - 1405-1830 Appendix II: Bishops of Sodor and Man - 1405-1830 Appendix III: Abbots of Rushen - 1408-1540BibliographyIndex