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Postscript: Reply to McLeod

This is my reply to McLeod’s reply (2015a) to my (2015) paper commenting on his (2011) interpretation of Wang Chong 王充 as an alethic pluralist

A Research on the suerian-vassal economy in Ming Dynasty and its evolution in Qing Dynasty

本文以明代宗藩经济及其在清代的演变为主线，注重制度实践过程的考实，共作可独立成篇的六章，其主要内容为： 明代有两种性质不同的菜户，一者为户役，另者为徭役。王府菜户属于后者，主要差役内容是办纳王府菜蔬，至明后期改折为上纳货币。在国家典制上，王府并未设立菜户，其肇端则始于特恩之赏赐，随之特例则成为其他王府援例奏讨的依据，以致请乞与赏赐之风日炽。明廷亦利用典制中无规制，灵活运用“特恩”与“定例”，从而在王府问题的处置上形成一定的制度运作空间。通过对王府菜户的考察，可管窥到王府徭役的繁杂，及明廷在处理王府问题上的制度缺陷。 宗藩供给是明朝财政上的重要问题，在明后期成为朝野共商的国是。明初确立由封国...This paper investigates the suerian-vassal economy system in Ming Dynasty and its evolution in Qing Dynasty. We attempt to reveal the real practice process of the regulation system. The paper includes six chapters, and each of them can be separated from others. Here are the main contents: In Ming Dynasty, there are two kinds of “Caihu”,one was “Huyi”, and the other was “Yaoyi”. The “Caihu...学位：历史学博士院系专业：人文学院_中国史学号：1032013015403

Boston University School of Medicine Alumni News

Newsletter for Boston University School of Medicine alumni

歴史叙述の中の党派対立 : 『グレート・ヤーマスの歴史と古事』をめぐって

Henry Swinden's The History and Antiquities of the Ancient Burgh of Great Yarmouth in the County of Norfolk is one of the most remarkable achievements in historical writing in the eighteenth-century England. It has almost one thousand pages, filled with narratives based on documents. In one chapter, Swinden provides detailed narratives on political conflicts in Yarmouth during the 1620s and 1630s between a group of puritan aldermen and their anti-puritan opponents. The anti-puritan aldermen attempted to introduce a less popular form of town government by revising Yarmouth's charter. Each group struggled to secure considerable backing at court. Privy councillors advised town's ruling elites to accommodate internal disputes as quickly as possible. However, in some crucial points, Swinden's narrative distorts the facts. Swinden shows no sympathy for the non-puritan aldermen. He also underestimates the importance of the part played by the earl of Dorset, the high steward of Great Yarmouth, who tried to protect that corporation from full-scale division. Through the intensive research on the Swinden's narrative, this article tries to show how an eighteenth-century historian understood the political conflict in the preceeding century