Samara Journal of ScienceSamara Journal of ScienceСамарский научный вестник2309-43702782-3016Samara State University of Social Sciences and Education22465ArticlesСтатьиResearch ArticleANGLO-SCOTTISH BORDER AND THE TUDORS’ MONARCHY IN STEVEN ELLIS’ WORKSАнгло-шотландское пограничье и монархия Тюдоров в трудах Стивена ЭллисаBeltserAleksandr AnatolyevichБельцерАлександр Анатольевич

Candidate of Historical Sciences, associate professor

кандидат исторических наук, доцент

abelhist@yandex.ruSamara Institute – Higher school of Privatization and BusinessСамарский институт – Высшая школа приватизации и предпринимательства2912201434NO4 (2014)№4 (2014)363710032020Copyright ©; 2014, Beltser A.A.Copyright ©; 2014, Бельцер А.А.2014Beltser A.A.Бельцер А.А.https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0https://snv63.ru/2309-4370/article/view/22465

This article is dedicated to the work of the British historian Steven Ellis. The author analyzes the role of Anglo-Scottish border in England’s political life at the period of the Tudors’ monarchy. From the researcher’s point of view the borderlands fell victim to the politics of centralization and civilizing aspirations of the Tudors. The acculturation of borderlands, their “civilizing” resulted in the political regress.

Статья посвящена творчеству британского историка Стивена Эллиса. В статье анализируется место англо-шотландского пограничья в политической жизни тюдоровской Англии. По мнению историка, пограничье стало жертвой политики централизации и цивилизаторских устремлений Тюдоров. Аккультурация пограничных земель, их «приобщение к цивилизации» привели к упадку в политическом плане

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