Article contents
Current bibliography of urban history
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 09 February 2009
Abstract
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content.
- Type
- Other
- Information
- Copyright
- Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1994
References
I General
Research methods, aids and material
Research methods
2 Page, SJ, Researching local history: methodological issues and computer assisted analysis. LocH 23 (1993) 20–30.Google Scholar
3 Beranger, N, La Régence de Tunis à la fin du XVIIème siècle: mémoire pour servir à l'histoire de Tunis depuis l'année 1684. Paris: L'Harmattan 1993. pp 167.Google Scholar
4 Christol, M ed, Inscriptions antiques de la cité de Nîmes: IACN 1–21. Musées d'art et d'histoire de Nîmes 1992. pp 95.Google Scholar
5 Farr, M, The great fire of Warwick 1694: the records of the commissioners appointed under act of Parliament for the rebuilding the town of Warwick. Stratford-upon-Avon: The Dugdale Society 1992. pp xxxvii + 606, il.Google Scholar
6 Menassa, B ed, Salut Jérusalem: les mémoires d'un chrétien de Tyr à l'époque des croisades. Paris: L'Harmattan 1992. pp 319.Google Scholar
7 Paley, R ed, Justice in eighteenth century Hackney: the justicing notebook of Henry Norris and the Hackney petty sessions book. London: London Record Society 1991. pp xxxiii + 253.Google Scholar
8 Marcan, P, Greater London local history directory, 2nd ed. London: P Marcan 1993. pp 111, il.Google Scholar
9 Barke, M & Buswell, RJ eds, Newcastle's changing map. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Newcastle-upon-Tyne City Libraries & Arts 1992. pp 91, il.Google Scholar
10 Braun, G, Braun & Hogenberg's the city maps of Europe: a selection of sixteenth century town plans and views. London: Studio Editions 1991. pp 128.Google Scholar
11 Bury, M, Cairo in print: printed maps and views of Cairo from the fifteenth - nineteenth century. Edinburgh: Edinburgh UP 1991. pp 18.Google Scholar
12 Goss, J, Cartes anciennes des grandes villes d'Europe: une sélection des plus beaux plans de Braun et Hogenberg. Paris: Solar 1992. pp 143, il. (ed and transl Jean-Michel, Frémont)Google Scholar
13 Ogilby, J, The A to Z of Restoration London (the City of London 1676). Lympne Castle, Kent: H Margary in association with Guildhall Library, London 1992. pp xii + 73.Google Scholar
14 Isbled, B ed, Moi, Claude Bordeaux, journal d'un bourgeois de Rennes au XVIIème siècle. Rennes: Apogée 1992. pp 256.Google Scholar
16 Amelang, J, Vox populi: popular autobiographies as sources for early modern urban history. UH 20 (1993) 30–42.Google Scholar
18 Montigny, G, De la ville à l'urbanisation: essai sur la genèse des études urbaines françaises en géographie, sociologie et statistique sociale. Paris: L'Harmattan 1992. pp 376.Google Scholar
19 Roncayolo, M & Paquot, T, Villes et civilisation urbaine: XVIIIème-XXème siècle. Paris: Larousse 1992. pp 640.Google Scholar
21 Hays, SP, From the history of the city to the history of the urbanized society. JUH 19 (1993) 3–25.Google Scholar
22 Konvitz, JW, Port cities and urban history [Review Essay]. JUH 19 (1993) 115–20.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
23 Rodger, R, European urban history: prospect and retrospect. Leicester: Leicester UP 1993. pp xi + 198.Google Scholar
24 Davis, AF, Lewis Mumford: man of letters and urban historian [Review Essay]. JUH 19 (1993) 123–31.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
25 Ebner, MH et al. , Making urban history: Samuel P. Hays and the social analysis of the city. JUH 19 (1993) 85–109.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
26 Freestone, R & Hutchings, A, Planning history in Australia: the state of the art. PIP 8 (1993) 72–91.Google Scholar
27 Hays, SP, From the history of the city to the history of the urbanized society. JUH 19 (1993) 3–25.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
28 Stave, BM, A conversation with David Kahn: urban history at the Brooklyn historical society. JUH 20 (1993) 81–106.Google Scholar
31 Schofield, J, The capital rediscovered: archaeology in the city of London. UH 20 (1993) 211–24.Google Scholar
32 Timms, S, Urban communities in contemporary Devon: an historical perspective. DevH (1993) 19–21.Google Scholar
33 Beauregard, RA, Representing urban decline: postwar cities as narrative objects. UAQ 29 (1993) 187–202.Google Scholar
35 Jin, W, The historical development of Chinese urban morphology. PIP 8 (1993) 20–52.Google Scholar
36 Kostof, S, The city assembled: the elements of urban form through history. London: Thames & Hudson 1992. pp 320, il.Google Scholar
37 Sanders, L, Système de ville et synergétique. Paris: Economica-Anthropos 1992. pp xii + 274.Google Scholar
38 Sinou, A, Comptoirs et villes coloniales du Sénégal: Saint-Louis, Gorée, Dakar. Paris: Karthala-Orstom 1993. pp 368, il.Google Scholar
39 Torres Guardiola, P, Barcelone, la passion de la liberté. Paris: Gallimard 1992. pp 176, il.Google Scholar
47 Matos Moctezuma, E, Teotihuacan: la cité des dieux. Paris: Ed. CNRS 1993. pp 224, il.Google Scholar
48 Murray, O & Price, S, La Cité grecque d'Homère à Alexandre. Paris: La Découverte 1992. pp 430.Google Scholar
49 Rich, J & Wallace-Hadrill, A eds, City and country in the ancient world. London: Routledge 1991. pp xviii + 305, il.Google Scholar
51 Schliemann, H, La fabuleuse découverte des ruines de Troie: 1868–1873. Paris: Pygmalion 1992. pp 324.Google Scholar
52 Affolter, E, Bouvard, A & Voisin, J-C, Atlas des villes de Franche-Comté: série médiévale. Les Bourgs castraux de la Haute-Saône. Nancy: PU de Nancy 1992. pp 214, il.Google Scholar
53 Arbois De Jubainville, H, Histoire de Bar-sur-Aube sous les comtes de Champagne. Paris: Res Universis 1992. pp 208.Google Scholar
54 Crouzet-Pavan, E, Espaces, pouvoir et société à Venise à la fin du Moyen-Age: sopra le acque salse. Paris: Ecole française de Rome 1992. 2 vols, pp 1094.Google Scholar
57 Heers, J, La ville au Moyen Age en Occident: paysages, pouvoirs et conflits. Paris: Hachette-Pluriel 1992. pp 553, il.Google Scholar
59 Schwaller, JF, Spanish cities of the golden age [Review Essay]. JUH 19 (1993) 104–14.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
61 Verhulst, A, Rural and urban aspects of early medieval Northwest Europe. Aldershot: Variorum 1992.1 vol.Google Scholar
62 Wanklyn, M, Urban revival in early modern England: Bridgnorth and the river trade, 1600–1800. MidH 18 (1993) 37–64.Google Scholar
63 Abbott, C, The metropolitan frontier: cities in the modern American west. Tucson: U of Arizona P 1993. pp xxiii + 244, il.Google Scholar
64 Amirahmadih, & El-Shakhs, SS eds, Urban development in the Muslim world. New Brunswick, NJ: Center for Urban Policy Research 1993. pp xi + 279, il.Google Scholar
65 Barker, T & Sutcliffe, A eds, Megalopolis: the giant city in history. New York: St Martin's P 1993. pp. xi + 213.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
66 Bender, T & Schorkse, Ce eds, Budapest and New York: studies in metropolitan transformation, 1870–1930. New York: Russell Sage Foundation 1994.Google Scholar
67 Cooke, JL, Cities of jiangnan in late imperial China. Albany: State U of New York P 1993. pp xiii + 310, il.Google Scholar
68 Dharmasena, K, The decline of Galle and the rise of Colombo in the nineteenth century [Research Notes]. IJMH 5 (1993) 179–92.Google Scholar
70 Reberioux, M, La capitale et le ‘réveil des provinces’: Paris-Province en 1900. MS 160 (1992) 3–10.Google Scholar
71 Schnell, JC, Understanding the urban west: geography, capitalism, and cities [Review Essay]. JUH 20 (1993) 107–13.Google Scholar
72 Summers, AA, Cheshire, PC & Senn, L eds, Urban change in the United States and Western Europe: comparative analysis and policy. Washington: Urban Institute P 1993. pp xx + 622, il.Google Scholar
73 Teaford, JC, The twentieth century American city. London: Johns Hopkins UP 1993. pp xii + 191.Google Scholar
74 Teaford, JC, Cities of the heartland: the rise and fall of the industrial midwest. Bloomington: Indiana UP 1993. pp xii + 300, il.Google Scholar
75 Phillips, JB, Abertridwr through the ages. Abertridwr: JB Phillips 1991. pp 182, il.Google Scholar
77 El-Din, MS et al. , Alexandria: the site & the history. New York: New York UP 1993.Google Scholar
80 Bujak, , Attleborough: the evolution of a town. North Walsham: Poppyland 1990. pp 48, il.Google Scholar
84 Le Tissier, T, Berlin then and now. London: Battle of Britain Prints International 1992. pp 472, il.Google Scholar
86 Bewdley in its golden age: life in Beivdley 1660–1760. Bewdley Historical Research Group 1991. pp xii + 242, il.Google Scholar
87 Griffiths, P, Sixty glorious years in Bidford-on-Avon: a soliloquy. Studley: Brewin 1992. pp 36, il.Google Scholar
88 Miller, GC, Blackburn: the evolution of a cotton town. Blackburn: THCL Books 1992. pp xi + 456, il.Google Scholar
89 Tindall, G, City of gold: the biography of Bombay. Harmondsworth: Penguin 1992. pp xxi + 210.Google Scholar
90 Sargos, J, Beguerie, A & Salem, W, Bordeaux. Bordeaux: L'Horizon chimérique 1992. pp 112, il.Google Scholar
92 Chippendale, N, The battle of Brentford: the Hounslow area in the Civil War. Leigh-on-Sea: Partizan Press 1991. pp 72, il.Google Scholar
93 Morris, J, The history of the Brighton lifeboats. Lifeboat Enthusiasts Society 1992. pp 41, il.Google Scholar
96 Cazals, R ed, Histoire de Castres, Mazamet, la montagne. Toulouse: Privat 1992. pp 320, il.Google Scholar
99 Jannin, F, Clermont-en-Argonne: des origines à la Révolution. Bar-le-Duc: Ed. de l'Est 1992. pp 79, il.Google Scholar
101 Brading, R, East Cowes and Whippingham 1303–1914. East Cowes: R Brading 1990. pp 181.Google Scholar
102 Metz, LC, El Paso chronicles: a record of historical events in El Paso, Texas. El Paso: Mangan Books 1993. pp ix + 308, il.Google Scholar
105 Dunston, B, The book of Falmouth and Penryn: the story of two towns. Chesham: Barracuda Books 1989. pp 148, il.Google Scholar
106 Jacob, E, History of Faversham: with an introduction by J Whyman. Sheerness: AJ Cassell 1974. pp 87, il. [Facsimile editon of original 1774 publication].Google Scholar
108 Thompson, H, A history of Gerrans and Portscatho: 1700–1830. Truro: H Thompson 1991. pp iv + 91, il.Google Scholar
109 Lamelas, D, The sale of Gibraltar in 1474 to the new Christians of Cordova. Grendon: Gibraltar Books 1992. pp 60, il.Google Scholar
110 Herbert, NM, Medieval Gloucester, 1066–1547: an extract from the Victoria County History of the County of Gloucester, Vol. IV. Gloucester: Gloucester Record Office 1993. pp 72, il.Google Scholar
113 Rigby, SH, Medieval Grimsby: growth and decline. Hull: University of Hull Press 1993. pp ix + 224.Google Scholar
115 Cooper, W, Henley-in-Arden: an ancient market town and its surroundings. Buckingham: Barracuda Books 1992. pp xxxix + 168, il.Google Scholar
117 Roberts, EV, Historical dictionary of Hong Kong and Macau. London: Scarecrow Press 1992. pp xlvii + 357.Google Scholar
118 Hidden, N, The poet as historian: fresh light on urban fire damage in Elizabethan Hungerford. WAM 86 (1993) 130–5.Google Scholar
120 Laithwaite, M, Victorian Ilfracombe: origins and architecture of a North Devon holiday resort. Exeter: Devon Books 1992. pp 64, il.Google Scholar
121 Wallsgrove, S, Kenilworth 1086–1756: or the development of medieval Kenilworth. Warwick: S G Wallsgrove 1992. 1 vol.Google Scholar
122 Amor, J, A history of Banbury Road, Kidlington: a guided tour. Kidlington & District History Society 1991. pp 54, il.Google Scholar
123 Hamm, MF, Kiev: a portrait, 1800–1917. Princeton: Princeton UP 1993. pp xvii + 304, il.Google Scholar
124 Potter, T, Reflections on Lancaster. Wilmslow: Sigma Leisure 1992. pp vi + 102, il.Google Scholar
125 Rendell, J, Launceston: some pages in history. Landfall Publications 1993. pp 96, il.Google Scholar
128 Warren, B, The growth of the Little Heath area to 1914. Potters Bar: Potters Bar & District History Society 1992. pp 52, il.Google Scholar
131 Neal, W, With disastrous consequences: London disasters 1830–1917. Enfield Lock: Hisarlik Press 1992. pp xviii + 270, il.Google Scholar
134 Hasker, L, Hammersmith and Fulham through 1500 years: a brief history [London]. London: Fulham & Hammersmith History Society 1992. pp viii + 84, il.Google Scholar
135 Fogelson, Rm, The fragmented metropolis: Los Angeles 1850–1930. Berkeley: U of California P 1993. pp xxxii + 362, il.Google Scholar
136 Postles, D, An English small town in the later middle ages: Loughborough. UH 20 (1993) 7–29.Google Scholar
137 Faraday, Ma, Ludlow 1085–1660: a social, economic and political history. Chichester: Phillimore 1991. pp 257, il.Google Scholar
139 Bradbury, Dj, Mansfield in the news, 1781–90. Mansfield: Wheel Publications 1991. pp 70, il.Google Scholar
140 Stevenson, Jh, Marlborough and Preshute: a history. Trowbridge: Wiltshire County Council Library and Museum Service 1990. 1 vol. il.Google Scholar
141 Parisis, J-L & Moirenc, C, Les Folies de la corniche: Marseille 1800–1990. Marseille: Lafitte 1992. pp 160, il.Google Scholar
142 Portes, A, City on the edge: the transformation of Miami. Berkeley: U of California P 1993. pp xvi + 281, il.Google Scholar
143 McKay, Kd, A vision of greatness: the history of Milford 1790–1990. Milford Haven: Brace Harratt Associates 1989. pp xv + 397, il.Google Scholar
145 Gousseff, C, Moscou 1918–1941: de l'homme nouveau au bonheur totalitaire. Paris: Autrement 1993. pp 349.Google Scholar
146 Widmer, Ml, New Orleans in the twenties. Gretna, LA: Pelican Publishing Co 1993. pp 207, il.Google Scholar
147 Ackermann, M, Buried alive! New York City in the blizzard of 1888. NYH 4 (1993) 253–76.Google Scholar
148 Melrose, K, Annals of Ospringe. Faversham: Faversham Society 1992. pp xiv + 124, il.Google Scholar
150 Whiting, Rc, Oxford: studies in the history of a university town since 1800. Manchester: Manchester UP 1993. pp viii + 198, il.Google Scholar
151 Clements, P, Pakefield: in days gone by. Lowestoft: Rushmore Publishing 1991. pp 56, il.Google Scholar
153 Lottman, Hr, La chute de Paris: 14 juin 1940 (transl from English by Marianne Véron). Paris: Belfond 1992. pp 478.Google Scholar
154 Jerrome, P, Petworth: the winds of change. Petworth: Window Press 1983. pp 160, il.Google Scholar
156 Hunt, D, A history of Preston. Preston: Carnegie Publishing 1992. pp vi + 296, il.Google Scholar
160 McKelvey, B, Rochester on the Genessee: the growth of a city. Syracuse: Syracuse UP 1993. pp xvii + 333, il.Google Scholar
162 Hassar-Benslimane, J, Le passé de la ville de Salé dans tous ses états: histoire, archéologie, archives. Paris: Maisonneuve et Larose 1992. pp 291.Google Scholar
164 Hennessey, GR, San Diego, the US navy, and urban development: west coast city building. CalH 72 (1993) 128–49, 209–12.Google Scholar
165 Wollenberg, C, Life on the seismic frontier: the great San Francisco earthquake (of 1868). CalH 71 (1992–1993) 494–509.Google Scholar
166 Snowdon, K, Scarborough through the ages. Pickering: Castleden Publications 1992. pp 64.Google Scholar
167 Mitchell, WR, A popular history of Settle and Giggleswick. Settle: Castleberg 1993. pp 120.Google Scholar
168 Henriot, C, Shanghai, 1927–1937: municipal power, locality, and modernization. Berkeley: U of California P 1993. pp xiii + 288, il.Google Scholar
170 Somerstown: as it was. Buckland: Wea Local History Group (Portsmouth Branch) 1993. pp 51, il.Google Scholar
173 Bailey, F A, A history of Southport. Southport: Seiten Council Libraries and Arts 1992. pp 237, il.Google Scholar
174 West, J, Sf Breok and Wadebridge: a contribution to a history of parish and town. Redruth: Truran 1991. pp 127, il.Google Scholar
175 Hambrook, E, Portrait of a city: Stoke-on-Trent. Newcastle-under-Lyme: Penrhos 1989. pp vii + 73, il.Google Scholar
176 McInnes, A, Surviving the slump: an oral history of Stoke on Trent between the wars. MidH 18 (1993) 121–40.Google Scholar
177 Berry, AW, Eighteenth century Sudbury. Ipswich: Suffolk County Books 1992. pp 94, il.Google Scholar
178 Nevell, M, Tameside 1066–1700: a history and architecture of Tameside. Tameside: Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council 1991. pp ix + 155, il.Google Scholar
179 Berthre De Bourniseaux, Pvj, Histoire de Thouars. Paris: Res Universis 1992. pp 342.Google Scholar
180 Pike, JR, Torquay: the place and the people: a centenary history. Torquay: Torquay Centenary Commitee 1992. pp x + 180, il.Google Scholar
181 Stansbury, D, The Saxon foundation of Totnes. Totnes: Totnes Museum Society 1992. pp 63, il.Google Scholar
182 Audin, P ed, Tours: cadre naturel, histoire, art, littérature, traditions populaires, économie et société. Paris: C Bonneton 1992. pp 317, il.Google Scholar
183 Students of Exeter University Dept. of Continuing & Adult Education, Truro during the Napoleonic Wars. London: Allan Bell 1992. pp 80, il.Google Scholar
184 Hayes, J, Tsuen Wan: growth of a ‘new town’ and its people. New York: Oxford UP 1993.Google Scholar
187 Hannary, J, Historic Wigan: two thousand years of history. Preston: Carnegie 1990. pp 167.Google Scholar
190 Carpenter Turner, B, A history of Winchester. Chichester: Phillimore 1992. pp xiii + 210, il.Google Scholar
191 Botwinick, RS, Winzig, Germany, 1933–1946: the history of a town under the Third Reich. London: Praeger 1992. pp 153, il.Google Scholar
192 Peacock, AJ, York in the Great War: 1914 to 1918. York: York Settlement Trust 1993. pp 554, il.Google Scholar
194 Moret, F, Images de Paris dans les guides touristiques en 1900. MS 160 (1992) 79–98.Google Scholar
195 Lageat, R & Dubois, C, Des Halles au Balajo. Paris: Les Ed. de Paris 1993. pp 240.Google Scholar
196 Sombart, N, Chronique d'une jeunesse berlinoise: 1933–1943. Paris: Quai Voltaire 1992. pp 369.Google Scholar
197 McCuish, E, When all the world was young: Bolton childhood in the thirties. Jade Publishing 1993. pp x + 206, il.Google Scholar
198 Greer, D, Bradford remembered, 1900–1940s. Stylus Press Publications 1993. 1 vol. il.Google Scholar
200 Quirielle, F de, A Hanoï sous les bombes américaines: journal d'un diplomate français 1966–1969. Paris: Tallandier 1992. pp 240.Google Scholar
201 Hidden, N, The poet as historian: fresh light on urban fire damage in Elizabethan Hungerford. WAM 86 (1993) 130–5.Google Scholar
202 Simond, L, Voyage à Londres, 1810–1811; Lettres extraites de la correspondance anglaise de Tocqueville et Nassau William Senior. Paris: la Bibliothèque 1992. pp 176, il.Google Scholar
204 Parisis, J-L ed, Une ville en fuite: Marseille 1940–1942. La Tour-d'Aigues: Ed. de l'Aube 1992. pp 144.Google Scholar
205 Hayes, C ed, Stories and tales of old Merseyside. Bury: Printwise 1992. pp 160, il.Google Scholar
207 Greer, D ed, Middlesbrough in the thirties. Stylus Press Publications 1993. 1 vol, il.Google Scholar
212 Pringle, CE & Purver, AE, Purbright and the manor of Purbright in the parish of Chipstead, Surrey. BSLHR 34 (1993) 43–8.Google Scholar
213 Coffey, TF, Only in Savannah: stories and insights on Georgia's mother city. Savannah: Frederic C Beil 1993.Google Scholar
214 Jones, D, Fifty tales of Toronto. Toronto: U of Toronto P 1992. pp xiii + 282, il.Google Scholar
216 Strauks, C, Warmington remembered: a Warwickshire village and its people, 1915–1990. Warmington: Fir Tree 1990. pp ii + 107, il.Google Scholar
218 Childerhouse, T, The book of Aldershot: an illustrated history. Buckingham: Baron 1992. pp 120, il.Google Scholar
219 Thomas, FT, A portrait of historic Athens and Clarke County. London: University of Georgia Press 1992. pp x + 299, il.Google Scholar
220 Thompson, JF, Atlanta: a city of neighborhoods. Columbia, SC: U of South Carolina P 1993.Google Scholar
221 Friedrick, T, Berlin: a photographic portrait of the Weimar years 1918–1933. London: Tauris Parke 1991. pp 240, il.Google Scholar
222 Faille, B & Demazure, A-H, Besançon 1958–1985: regards d'objectif. Besançon: Cêtre 1992. pp 247, il.Google Scholar
226 Beney, P, The majesty of Charleston. Gretna, LA: Pelican Publishing Co 1993. pp 95, il.Google Scholar
228 Cameron, R, Above Chicago: a new collection of historical and original aerial photographs of Chicago. San Francisco: Cameron 1992. pp 159, il.Google Scholar
230 Draper, J, Dorchester: an illustrated history. Wimborne: Dovecote Press 1992. pp 92, il.Google Scholar
231 Gillies, S & Taylor, P, Finchley and Friern Barnet: a pictorial history. Chichester: Phillimore 1992. pp 126, il.Google Scholar
232 Jones, IK, The book of Harlow: an illustrated history. Buckingham: Baron 1992. pp 132, il.Google Scholar
234 Pihlens, H, Hungerford: a pictorial history. Chichester: Phillimore 1992. [no pagination], il.Google Scholar
235 Amor, J & Gracey-Cox, G, Kidlington in camera. Buckingham: Quotes 1992. pp 80, il.Google Scholar
236 Sampson, J, Kingston and Surbiton old and new: a pictorial history. Surbiton: Marine Day Publishers 1992. pp 80, il.Google Scholar
237 Cameron, J, Royal Leamington Spa in camera: vol. 1: At work. Whittlebury: Quotes 1992. pp 80, il.Google Scholar
239 Kretchmer, R, Llanfyllin: a pictorial history. Welshpool: The Powysland Club 1992. pp ix + 205, il.Google Scholar
240 Pewsey, S, Stratford (East London): a pictorial history. Chichester: Phillimore 1993. pp 128, il.Google Scholar
244 Auge, M & Mounicq, J, Paris retraversé. Paris: Imprimerie nationale 1992. pp 226, il.Google Scholar
245 Miller, PA, Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania: a pictorial history. Lewes: Book Guild 1992. pp 143, il.Google Scholar
246 Hinard, F & Royo, M eds, Rome: l'espace urbain et ses représentations. Tours: Maison des sciences de la ville 1992. pp 286, il.Google Scholar
247 Innes, B, Shafiesbury: an illustrated history. Wimborne: Dovecote Press 1992. pp 109, il.Google Scholar
249 Hassett, E, Not so long ago: Utica and vicinity, 1949. Utica: North Country Books 1992. pp 112, il.Google Scholar
252 Edwards, DF, Watford: a pictorial history. Chichester: Phillimore 1992. 1 vol. il.Google Scholar
254 Humphrey, P, Around Woodbridge in old photographs. Stroud: Alan Sutton 1992. pp 159, il.Google Scholar
II Population
Research methods, aids and materials
255 Champion, J, Relational databases and the great plague in London 1665. HC 5 (1993) 2–12.Google Scholar
256 Reher, DS & Schofield, R eds, Old and new methods in historical demography. New York: Oxford UP 1993.Google Scholar
257 Schurer, S & Arkell, T eds, Surveying the people: the interpretation and use of document sources for the study of population in the seventeenth century. Oxford: Leopard's Head 1992. pp xv + 308, il.Google Scholar
258 Walton, JK & Oneill, C, Numbering the holidaymakers: the problems and possibilities of the June census of 1921 for historians of resorts. LocH 23 (1993) 205–16.Google Scholar
259 Gibson, JSW, Local census listings: 1522–1930: holdings in the British Isles. Birmingham: Federation of Family History Societies 1992. pp 60.Google Scholar
260 Bangor on Dee: parish registers: baptisms 1675–1734. Wrexham: Clwyd Family History Society 1992. pp 56.Google Scholar
261 Bangor on Dee: parish registers: marriages 1675–1734. Wrexham: Clwyd Family History Society 1992. pp 66.Google Scholar
262 Cole, JA ed, Coroners' Records: Marlborough, Wiltshire 1773 to 1835. Wiltshire Family History Society 1993. pp 56.Google Scholar
263 Crowther, D & Whittaker, G eds, Colne parish registers: baptisms 1654–1734, 3 vols. Colne John Bentley, Colne Register Transcriptions 1990.Google Scholar
264 Crowther, D & Whittaker, G eds, Colne parish registers: burials 1680–1734, 2 vols. Colne: John Bentley, Colne Register Transcriptions 1990.Google Scholar
265 Dyserth: parish registers: baptisms 1704–1759, marriages 1706–1754, burials 1705–1759. Wrexham: Clwyd Family History Society 1992. pp 46.Google Scholar
266 Harper Smith, AT ed, Acton: the hearth tax assessments 1664–1674. AT Harper Smith 1988. pp 32.Google Scholar
267 Hertfordshire militia lists: Great & Little Hormead, Brent, Ferneuxe & Stocking Pelham, Hertingfordbury. Hertfordshire Family & Population History Society.Google Scholar
268 Holt: parish registers: baptisms & burials 1661–1700. Wrexham: Clwyd Family History Society 1992. pp 33.Google Scholar
269 Holt: parish registers: baptisms & burials 1701–1739. Wrexham: Clwyd Family History Society 1992. pp 40.Google Scholar
270 Holt: parish registers: marriages 1661–1754. Wrexham: Clwyd Family History Society 1992. pp 23.Google Scholar
271 Index to the 1851 census for Bristol & Avon. Vol 1, Bedminster, St Paul. Bristol & Avon Family History Society 1987. pp 50.Google Scholar
272 Index to the 1851 census for Bristol & Avon. Vol 2, Bristol. St Stephen, St Thomas, St John Baptist. Bristol & Avon Family History Society 1987. pp 52.Google Scholar
273 Index to the 1851 census for Bristol & Avon. Vol 3, Bristol St Nicholas, Castle Precinct, Christchurch. Bristol & Avon Family History Society 1987. pp 62.Google Scholar
274 Index to the 1851 census for Bristol & Avon. Vol 4, Temple. Bristol & Avon Family History Society 1987. 1 vol.Google Scholar
275 Index to the 1851 census for Bristol & Avon. Vol 5, St Mary Redcliffe. Bristol & Avon Family History Society 1987. 1 vol.Google Scholar
276 Index to the 1851 census for Bristol & Avon. Vol 6, St Augustine the Less. Bristol & Avon Family History Society 1987. 1 vol.Google Scholar
277 Index to the 1851 census for Liverpool. Vol 19, Castle St & St Peters Ward (Part). Liverpool & South West Family History Society 1992.Google Scholar
278 Index to the 1851 census for Liverpool. Vol 20, Pitt St & Great George Wards (Part). Liverpool & South West Family History Society 1992.Google Scholar
279 Index to the 1851 census for Liverpool. Vol 21, Abercrombie Ward (Part). Liverpool & South West Family History Society 1992.Google Scholar
280 Index to the 1851 census for Liverpool. Vol 22, Pitt St & Great George Ward (Part). Liverpool & South West Family History Society 1992.Google Scholar
281 Index to the 1851 census for Liverpool. Vol 24, Rodney St Ward (Part). Liverpool & South West Family History Society 1992. pp 86.Google Scholar
282 Index to the 1851 census for Liverpool. Vol 9, Vauxhall Ward (Part). Liverpool & South West Family History Society 1992.Google Scholar
283 Kettle, P & Riden, P eds, Sutton-cum-Duckmanton parish registers 1662–1837. Chesterfield: Derbyshire Record Society 1992. pp x + 201.Google Scholar
284 Llansantffraid Glynceiriog: parish registers: baptisms 1768–1814, marriages 1706ndash;1754, burials 1705ndash;1759. Wrexham: Clwyd Family History Society 1992. pp 46.Google Scholar
285 Registers of St Bartholmew, Edgbaston, Warwickshire: baptisms 1813–1837, late baptisms 1838–1850, burials 1813–1868. Birmingham: Birmingham Midland Society of Genealogy & Heraldry 1991. pp 127.Google Scholar
286 Ruddock, RP ed, The parish register of Thorpe Bassett 1604–1837. Leeds: Yorkshire Archaeological Society Parish Register Section 1990. pp xiii + 94.Google Scholar
287 Seamer: parish registers 1813–1837. East Yorkshire Family History Society 1991. pp 51 + xviii.Google Scholar
288 The 1851 census of Berkshire: Vol 4: Abingdon. Reading: Berkshire Family History Society 1991. pp iii + 52.Google Scholar
289 The 1851 census of Berkshire: Vol 6: Cholsey & Wallingford. Purley on Thames: Berkshire Family History Society 1991. pp 48.Google Scholar
290 Favier, R, Urbanisation, organisation de l'espace et réseau urbain en Dauphiné aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles. ADH (1992) 217–44.Google Scholar
291 Guignet, P, Contribution à l'étude des réseaux urbains des Hainaut français et belge au XVIIIème siècle. Synchronismes et distorsions démographiques et fonctionnelles d'une aire de civilisation urbaine. ADH (1992) 269–300.Google Scholar
293 Parkin, TG, Demography and Roman society. London: Johns Hopkins UP 1992. pp xvi + 225, il.Google Scholar
294 Stern, R et al. , Villes africaines en crise: gérer la croissance urbaine au sud du Sahara. Paris: L'Harmattan 1993. pp 340.Google Scholar
295 Bassett, S ed, Death in towns: urban responses to the dying and the dead 1000–1600. Leicester: Leicester UP 1992. pp 285.Google Scholar
296 Bideau, A, Burmester, A-M & Brunet, G, Les familles de Curitiba (Brésil) au XVIIIème siècle, approche de la fécondité. ADH (1993) 7–24.Google Scholar
297 Brunel, B, Le vouloir-vivre et la force des choses: Augerolles en Livradois-Forez du XVIIème au XIXème siècle. Clermont-Ferrand: Institut d'études du Massif central 1992. pp 512, il.Google Scholar
298 Demians D'Archimbaud, G, Mourir à Digne: interrogations et apports nouveaux. PH 1–2 (1992) 221–41Google Scholar
299 Kearns, G, Le handicap urbain et le déclin de la mortalité en Angleterre et au Pays de Galles, 1851–1900. ADH (1993) 75–106.Google Scholar
300 Robert, J-L & Winter, J, Un aspect ignoré de la démographie urbaine de la Grande Guerre: le drame des vieux à Berlin, Londres et Paris. ADH (1993) 303–28Google Scholar
301 Storey, R, Life and death in the ancient city of Teotihuacan. London: University of Alabama Press 1992. pp xvii + 307, il.Google Scholar
302 Telel, M et al. eds, Life and death in fifteenth century Florence. London: Duke UP 1989. pp xiv + 254, il.Google Scholar
303 Winter, J, Lawrence, & Ariouat, J, The impact of the great war on infant mortality in London. ADH (1993) 329–53Google Scholar
304 Carpentier, E, Une ville devant la peste: Orvieto et la peste noire de 1348. Bruxelles: De Boeck-Wesmael 1993. pp 296.Google Scholar
305 Marks, L, Medical care for pauper mothers and their infants: poor law provision and local demand in east London, 1870–1929. EcHR 46 (1993) 518–42.Google Scholar
306 Thomson, M, Social policy and the management of the problem of mental deficiency in inter-war London. LJ 18 (1993) 129–42.Google Scholar
307 Coleman, T, Passage to America: a history of emigrants from Great Britain and Ireland to America in the mid nineteenth century. London: Plenum Press 1992. pp xv + 166, il.Google Scholar
308 Dempsey, S, The Italian community in London during the reign of Edward II. LJ 18 (1993) 14–22.Google Scholar
309 Devine, TM ed, Scottish emigration and Scottish society: proceedings of the Scottish Historical Studies Seminar, University of Strathclyde 1990–91. Edinburgh: John Donald 1992. pp vii + 178p.Google Scholar
311 Gibson, C, The contribution of immigration to the growth and ethnic diversity of the American population. APS 136 (1992) 157–75.Google Scholar
312 Hofstra, WR & Mitchell, RD, Town and country in backcountry Virginia: Winchester and the Shenandoah Valley, 1730–1800. JSH 59 (1993) 619–46.Google Scholar
313 Ilbert, R & Yanakakisi, eds, Alexandrie 1860–1960: un modèle éphémère de convivialité, communautés et identité cosmopolite. Paris: Autrement 1992. pp 260, il.Google Scholar
314 La Porte, D ed, Le Havre: volonté et modernité. Le Havre: Galerne 1992. pp 322, il.Google Scholar
315 Merriman, N, The peopling of London: 15000 years of settlement from overseas. LoHM 40 (1993) 14–17.Google Scholar
316 Oris, M, Nouvelles mobilités et économies urbaines au XIXème siècle. L'expérience de Huy-sur-Meuse entre 1847 et 1900. ADH (1993) 191–226.Google Scholar
317 Guerin-Pace, F, Deux siècles de croissance urbaine: la population des villes françaises de 1831 à 1990. Paris: Anthropos 1993. pp 205.Google Scholar
318 Pasleau, S, L'immigration des travailleurs à Seraing durant la seconde moitié du XIXème siècle. ADH (1993) 227–50Google Scholar
319 Piette, C & Ratcliffe, BBM, Les migrants et la ville: un nouveau regard sur le Paris de la première moitié du XIXème siècle. ADH (1993) 263–302.Google Scholar
320 Walker, AG, Migration into a south Yorkshire colliery district, 1861–1881. NH 24 (1993) 165–84.Google Scholar
321 Hanawalt, B, Growing up in medieval London: the experience of childhood in history. New York: Oxford UP 1993. pp xvii + 300, il.Google Scholar
322 Hunter, AG, Making a way: strategies of southern urban African-American families, 1900 and 1936. JFH 18 (1993) 231–48.Google Scholar
323 Janssens, Aapo, Family and social change: the household as a process in an industrialising community. Cambridge: Cambridge UP 1993. pp xxii + 317, il.Google Scholar
324 Morgan, SP et al. Racial differences in household and family structure at the turn of the century. AJS 98 (1993) 799–828.Google Scholar
325 Mrejen-O'Hana, S, Le mariage juif sous l'Ancien Régime. L'exemple de Carpentras (1765–1792). ADH (1993) 161–70Google Scholar
326 Seccombe, W, A millennium of family change: feudalism to capitalism in Northwestern Europe. London: Verso 1992. pp vii + 343.Google Scholar
327 Trevor-Bell, E, Family structure in nineteenth-century Oakham. A study of the 1851 census. RutR 13 (1993) 108–17.Google Scholar
328 Trexler, RC, The children of renaissance Florence: vol. 1 Of power and dependence in renaissance Florence. Binghamton, NY: Medieval and Renaissance Texts & Studies 1993.Google Scholar
329 Van den Eeckhout, P, Family income of Ghent working-class families ca. 1900. JFH 18 (1993) 87–110.Google Scholar
330 Williams, A, Patterns of conflict in eighteenth-century Parisian families. JFH 18 (1993) 39–52.Google Scholar
III Physical structure
Research methods, aids and materials
Research methods
331 Breton, J-F ed, Fouilles de Shabwa: rapports préliminaires. Publication hors série de l'Institut français d'archéologie du proche-Orient, no 19 1992. pp 431, il.Google Scholar
334 Dehan, P ed, La ville au bord de l'eau: une lecture thématique d European 2. Paris: Parenthèses 1993. pp 112.Google Scholar
335 Loiseau, J-M, Terrasson, F & Trochel, Y, Le paysage urbain. Paris: Sang de la terre 1993. pp 200, il.Google Scholar
337 Rowe, C & Koetter, F, Collage city. Paris: Ed. du Centre Pompidou 1993. pp 256, il.Google Scholar
339 Aubert, M, Les fouilles archéologiques à Marseille au XIXème siècle à travers les grands projets d'urbanisme. PH 2 (1993) 133–44.Google Scholar
340 Authier, J-Y, La vie des lieux: un quartier du vieux-Lyon au fil du temps. Lyon: PU Lyon 1993. pp 250.Google Scholar
341 Barre, J, La colline de la Croix-Rousse: histoire et géographie urbaine. Lyon: Ed. lyonnaises d'art et d'histoire 1993. pp 480.Google Scholar
342 Clouard, E, Histoire de Riom. Paris: Res Universis 1992. pp 262. [reprint of the 1910 edition].Google Scholar
343 Cohen, J-L & Fortier, B eds, Paris, la ville et ses projets (3rd ed). Paris: Babylone 1993. pp 336, il.Google Scholar
346 Marchand, B, Paris, histoire d'une ville: XIXème-XXème siècle. Paris: Seuil 1993. pp 448.Google Scholar
348 Pelletier, J, Lyon pas à pas: son histoire à travers ses rues: rive droite de la Saône, Croix-Rousse, quais et ponts de Saône (2nd ed). Le Coteau: Horvath 1993. pp 464, il.Google Scholar
349 Schofield, J, The capital rediscovered: archaeology in the city of London. UH 20 (1993) 211–24.Google Scholar
352 Brassington, M, Little Chester, Derby: the 1926 excavations. DAJ 113 (1993) 21–44.Google Scholar
353 Camp, JM, The Athenian agora: excavations in the heart of classical Athens. New York: Thames and Hudson 1992. pp 232, il.Google Scholar
354 Clarke, JR, The houses of Roman Italy, 100 BC - AD 250: ritual, space and decoration. Oxford: University of California Press 1991. pp xxvii + 411, il.Google Scholar
355 Dakoronia, F, Homeric towns in East Lokris: problem of identification. Hes 62 (1993) 115–27.Google Scholar
356 Darde, D & Lassalle, V, Nîmes antique: monuments et sites. Paris: Imprimerie nationale 1993. pp 123, il.Google Scholar
357 Diamonstein, B, The landmarks of New York. New York: Harry N. Abrams 1993. pp 480, il.Google Scholar
359 Protzen, J P, Inca architecture and construction at Ollantaytambo. New York: Oxford UP 1993. pp x + 303, il.Google Scholar
360 Ulrich, RB, Julius Caesar and the creation of the Forum lulium. AJA 97 (1993) 49–80.Google Scholar
362 Fabre, G & Lochard, T, Montpellier, la ville médiévale. Paris: Imprimerie Nationale 1992. pp 309, il.Google Scholar
363 Faucherre, N & Prost, P, Le triomphe de la méthode: le traité de l'attaque des places de Monsieur de Vauban ingénieur du roi. Paris: Gallimard 1992. pp 76, il.Google Scholar
364 Garrigou Grand-Champ, P, Demeures médiévales: coeur de la cité. Paris: Rempart 1992. pp 127, il.Google Scholar
365 Halter, A, Neuf-Brisach: le chef d'oeuvre inachevé de Vauban. Strasbourg: Nuée bleue 1992. pp 255.Google Scholar
366 Harouel, J-L, L'Embellissement des villes: l'urbanisme français au XVlIIème siècle. Paris: Picard 1993. pp 336, il.Google Scholar
367 Harvey, RB & Harvey, BK, Bradford-on-Avon in the fourteenth-century. WAM 86 (1993) 118–29.Google Scholar
368 Obrist, B & Jobert, P, La Maison Kammerzell: une maison strasbourgeoise de la Renaissance. Strasbourg: Contades 1992. pp 128, il.Google Scholar
369 Passini, J, Plan parcellaire et urbanistique islamiques au Moyen-Age. MoA 1 (1993) 27–39.Google Scholar
370 Perouse De Montclos, J-M, Etienne-Louis Boullée: l'architecte visionnaire et néo-classique. Paris: Hermann 1993. pp 208, il.Google Scholar
371 Schweitzer, MM, The spatial organization of federalist Philadelphia, 1790. JlnH 24 (1993) 31–57.Google Scholar
372 Worsley, G, Jewels in a rich coronet: suburban villas of London. CL 187 (1993) 68–71.Google Scholar
373 Bailly, J-C et al. , Lumières de la ville. Paris: Ed. du Centre Pompidou 1993. PP96.Google Scholar
375 Culot, M et al. , Le bombardement de Bruxelles: la reconstruction, 1695–1700. Paris: Archives d'architecture moderne 1992. pp 280, il.Google Scholar
376 Harris, R, Industry and residence: the decentralisation of New York city, 1900–1940. JHG 19 (1993) 169–90.Google Scholar
377 Les Annales de la Recherche Urbaine, nos 55–56: Grandes villes et ports de mer. Paris: Plan Urbain 1993. pp 219.Google Scholar
378 Les Annales de la Recherche Urbaine, nos 57–58: Espaces publics en villes. Paris: Plan Urbain 1993. pp 239, il.Google Scholar
379 Marguerat, Y, Lomé, les étapes de la croissance: une brève histoire de la capitale du Togo. Paris: Haho 1992. pp 64, il.Google Scholar
380 Marseille au XIXème siècle: rêves et triomphes d'une ville (exposition Musée des Monuments français, Paris, 1993). Paris: Musées nationaux 1993. pp 48, il.Google Scholar
381 Rocolle, P, Le sac de Berlin: avril-mai 1945. Paris: Armand Colin 1992. pp 232, il.Google Scholar
384 Clune, HW, Koch, Rg & Rosenberg-Naparsteck, R, Remembering Front Street. RocH 55 (1993) 3–22.Google Scholar
386 Inchin-Smith, R, Staley's warehouse (known as the corporation store, Mill lane Banbury). CC 12 (1993) 148–71.Google Scholar
387 Prasteau, J, Les grandes heures du faubourg Saint-Germain. Paris: Perrin 1992. pp 602.Google Scholar
388 Letchimy, S, De l'habitat précaire à la ville: l'exemple martiniquais. Paris: L'Harmattan 1992. pp 149, il.Google Scholar
389 Guerrand, R-H, Une Europe en construction: deux siècles d'habitat social en Europe. Paris: La Découverte 1992. pp 230, il.Google Scholar
390 Paton, M, Corporate East End landlords. The example of the London hospital and the Mercer's company. LJ 18 (1993) 113–28.Google Scholar
391 Walker, C et al. , L'autre Genève, faubourg Saint-Gervais. Paris: Zoé 1992. pp 232, il.Google Scholar
392 Abbott, C, To boldly go where no data have gone before [Review Essay]. JUH 19 (1993) 139–45.Google Scholar
393 Conges, G & Brun, J-P, L'évolution d'un quartier suburbain d'Arles: L'Esplanade. PH 1–2 (1992) 119–34Google Scholar
394 Fourcaut, A ed, Banlieue rouge, 1920–1960: années Thorez, années Gabin, archétype du populaire, banc d'essai des modernités. Paris: Autrement 1992. pp 235.Google Scholar
395 Cherry, GE, Jordan, H & Kafkaula, K, Gardens, civic art and town planning: the work of Thomas H. Mawson (1861–1933). PIP 8 (1993) 308–32.Google Scholar
396 La rue des Francs-Bourgeois. Paris: Délégation à l'action artistique de la ville de Paris 1992. pp304, il.Google Scholar
397 Clifford, T, Barking and Dagenham buildings past and present. Barking and Dagenham Libraries Department 1992. pp 74, il.Google Scholar
398 Forster, B, Ripon Cathedral: its history and architecture. York: W Sessions 1993. pp xi + 150, il.Google Scholar
399 Gallimore, P, Nineteenth-century north Staffordshire building societies. StaffS 5 (1993) 107–21.Google Scholar
400 Jackson, A, ‘Sermons in brick’: design and social purpose in London board schools. LJ 18 (1993) 31–44.Google Scholar
401 Ramsland, J, Cultivating a respectful and modest demeanour: children of the Foundling, 1800–1926. LJ 18 (1993) 95–112.Google Scholar
402 Groux, G & Levy, C, La possession ouvrière: du taudis à la propriété (XIX-XXème siècle). Paris: Ed. de l'Atelier 1993. pp 247.Google Scholar
403 Burgess, R, Fradgley, N & Williams, M, 33 High Street Winchester, Hampshire. HFCAS 19 (1993) 13–16.Google Scholar
404 Bekats, C, Maisons traditionnelles de Turquie. Paris: Albin Michel 1992. pp 240, il.Google Scholar
405 Ben-Ghiat, R, Architecture and urbanism in fascist Italy [Review Essay]. JUH 20 (1993) 123–32.Google Scholar
407 Borsif, & Wieser, G, Bruxelles, capitale de l'art nouveau. Bruxelles: M Vokar 1993. pp 388, il.Google Scholar
408 Dean, Be, The building of the methodist church and school hall in Northgate, Oakham 1865–1935. RutR 13 (1993) 95–103.Google Scholar
409 Erlande-Brandenburg, A, Les cathédrales: quand les cathédrales étaient peintes. Paris: Gallimard 1993. pp 210, il.Google Scholar
411 Gold, Jr, ‘Commoditie, Firmenes and Delight’: modernism the MARS group's ‘New Architecture’ exhibition (1938) and imagery of the urban future. PIP 8 (1993) 357–76.Google Scholar
412 Hart, V, William Richard Lethaby and the ‘holy spirit’: a reappraisal of the Eagle Insurance Company Building, Birmingham. ArH 36 (1993) 145–58.Google Scholar
413 Jackson, A, ‘Sermons in brick’: design and social purpose in London board schools. LJ 18 (1993) 31–44.Google Scholar
414 Jenger, J, Le Corbusier: l'architecture pour émouvoir. Paris: Gallimard 1993. pp 210, il.Google Scholar
415 Monuments historiques, 180; L'Europe des échanges: la culture architecturale au-del& des frontières (1750–1993). Paris: CNMHS 1992. pp 120, il.Google Scholar
416 Moulinier, J & Ungar, C, Maisons et palais du vieux Nice. Nice: Ciais 1993. pp 181, il.Google Scholar
417 Reed, P ed, Glasgow: the forming of the city. Edinburgh: Edinburgh UP 1993. pp 233, il.Google Scholar
418 Sbriglio, J, L'unité d'habitation de Marseille: Le Corbusier. Marseille: Parenthèses 1992. pp 176, il.Google Scholar
419 Smith, GR, Architectural diplomacy: Rome and Paris in the late Baroque. London: MIT Press 1993. pp x + 367, il.Google Scholar
420 White, A, The buildings of Georgian Lancaster. Lancaster: Centre for North-West Regional Studies, University of London 1992. pp vi + 56, il.Google Scholar
421 Bastian, R, Tall office buildings in small American cities 1923–1931. GA 75 (1993) 31–9.Google Scholar
422 Szambien, W, De la rue des Colonnes à la rue de Rivoli. Paris: Délégation à l'action artistique de la ville de Paris 1992. pp 159, il.Google Scholar
423 Krafft, J-C & Ransonnette, N, Les plus belles maisons et hôtels construits à Paris et dans les environs. Nördlingen: A Uhi 1992. Multiple pagination, il.Google Scholar
424 Williams, M, Havelock mill, Manchester: a case study in the emergency recording of a large urban mill complex. IAR 16 (1993) 100–10.Google Scholar
425 Worsley, G, Jewels in a rich coronet: suburban villas of London. CL 187 (1993) 68–71.Google Scholar
426 Lovell, J, The Northamptonshire freehold land society and the origins of modern Far Cotton. NPP 8 (1992–1993) 299–305.Google Scholar
427 Macculloch, D & Blatchly, J, A house fit for a queen: Wingfield house in Tackett street, Ipswich and its heraldic room. SufflAH 38 (1993) 13–24.Google Scholar
428 Pooley, CG ed, Housing strategies in Europe, 1880–1930. Leicester: Leicester UP 1992. pp xviii + 361, il.Google Scholar
429 Smart, IH, The Dartmouth residences of Thomas Newcomen and his family. Dartmouth Historical Research Group in association with Dartmouth Museum 1990. pp 145–59.Google Scholar
430 Bonilla, M, Tomas, F & Vallat, D, L'immeuble collectif des années 50: Saint-Etienne: de la place Foch à Beaulieu. Saint–Etienne: PU de Saint-Etienne 1993. pp 172.Google Scholar
432 Morgan, N J, Vanished dwellings: early industrial housing in a Lancashire cotton town, Preston. Preston: Mullion Books 1990. pp iv + 73, il.Google Scholar
434 Browne, JD, The past in Wanwick: a family and a house. Coventry: University of Warwick Press 1992. pp 44, il.Google Scholar
435 Long, HC, The Edwardian house: the middle-class home in Britain 1880–1940. Manchester: Manchester UP 1993. pp xv + 208.Google Scholar
437 Moorhouse, S, Wrenthorpe potteries: excavations of sixteenth and seventeenth century potting tenements near Wakebeld, 1983–86. Wakefield: West Yorkshire Archaeological Service 1992. pp x + 189.Google Scholar
IV Social structure
Research methods, aids and materials
438 Crozier, WL & Gaffield, C, The lower Manhattan project: an urban laboratory for the liberal arts. HC 5 (1993) 98–109.Google Scholar
439 Chalkin Cw ed, New Maidstone gaol order book, 1805–1823. Maidstone: Kent Archaelogical Society 1984. pp 186, il.Google Scholar
440 Harris, M, ‘Inky blots and rotten parchment bonds’: London, charity briefs and the Guildhall library [Notes and Documents]. HR 66 (1993) 98–110.Google Scholar
441 Hastings gaol records: keeper's commitment book, 1842–1849. Eastbourne: PEN Publications 1992. pp v + 62.Google Scholar
442 Haynes, B, Working-class life in Victorian Leicester: the Joseph Dare Reports. Leicester: Leicestershire Libraries and Information Service 1991. pp 104, il.Google Scholar
443 Poor Law Union Records. 1, South East England & East Anglia. Birmingham Federation of Family History Societies 1993. pp 72.Google Scholar
444 Poor Law Union Records. 2, Midlands & Northern England. Birmingham Federation of Family History Societies 1993. pp 64.Google Scholar
445 Poor Law Union Records. 3, South West England, The Marches & Wales. Birmingham Federation of Family History Societies 1993. pp 72.Google Scholar
446 Poor Law Union Records. 4, Gazetter of England & Wales. Birmingham Federation of Family History Societies 1993. pp 80.Google Scholar
447 Ruthven-Murray, P ed, The Edinburgh police register: 1815–1859. Edinburgh: Scottish Genealogy Society 1991. pp 71.Google Scholar
448 Bernie-Boissard, C, Nîmes, le choc de la modernité. Paris: L'Harmattan 1993. pp 376.Google Scholar
450 Cookson, J, Patriotism and social structure: the Ely Volunteers 1798–1808. JSAHR 71 (1993) 160–79.Google Scholar
451 Reeves, D & Dixon, P, John Simmons Tregoning and the mounted rifle volunteers and light horse volunteers in Liverpool 1860–1863. JSAHR 71 (1993) 102–18.Google Scholar
452 Coquery-Vidrovitch, C, Histoire des villes d'Afrique noire: des origines à l'aube de la colonisation. Paris: Albin Michel 1993. pp 400.Google Scholar
453 Minczeles, H, Vilna, Wilno, Vilnius: la Jérusalem de Lituanie. Paris: La Découverte 1993. pp 485, il.Google Scholar
455 Jacob, C & Polignac, F eds, Alexandrie Illème siècle av J-C: tous les savoirs du monde ou le rêve d'universalité des Ptolémées. Paris: Autrement 1992. pp 261, il.Google Scholar
456 Griffiths, P, The structure of prostitution in Elizabethan London. ContC 8 (1993) 39–63.Google Scholar
457 Jones, C, A London ‘directory’ of peers and bishops for 1708–9: a note on the residential topography of politicians in the reign of Anne. LJ 18 (1993) 23–30.Google Scholar
458 Rollison, D, The local origins of modern society: Gloucestershire 1500–1800. London: Routledge 1992. pp xvi + 319.Google Scholar
459 Romano, D, Aspects of patronage in fifteenth and sixteenth-century Venice. RS 46 (1993) 712–33.Google Scholar
460 Wallace, M, Medieval people of Norwich: artists and artisans. Norwich: King Street Research Group 1992. pp 44.Google Scholar
461 Zeller, O, Rapports ancillaires et mobilité des domestiques à Lyon au XVIIIème siècle. HES 2 (1992) 237–75.Google Scholar
462 Boag, PG, Environment and experience: settlement culture in nineteenth century Oregon. Oxford: University of California Press 1992. pp xviii + 209, il.Google Scholar
463 Franchini, P ed, Saïgon: de la belle colonie à l'séclosion révolutionnaire ou la fin des dieux blancs. Paris: Autrement 1992. pp 276.Google Scholar
464 Little, JI, Crofters and habitats: settler society, economy, and culture in a Quebec township, 1848–1881. London: McGill-Queens UP 1991. pp xvi + 368, il.Google Scholar
465 Logan, Jr, Inequalities in access to community resources in a Chinese City. SSH 72 (1993) 555–76Google Scholar
466 Massey, DS & Eggers, ML, The spatial concentration of affluence and poverty during the 1970s. UAQ 29 (1993) 299–315.Google Scholar
467 Large, P-F, Des Halles au Forum: métamorphoses au coeur de Paris. Paris: L'Harmattan 1992. pp 159.Google Scholar
469 Leupp, G P, Servants, shophands, and labourers in the cities of Takugawa Japan. Oxford: Princeton UP 1992. pp xiii + 237.Google Scholar
470 Lis, C & Soly, H, Neighbourhood social change in west European cities: sixteenth to nineteenth centuries. IRSH 38 (1993) 1–30.Google Scholar
473 Topalov, C, The city as terra incognita: Charles Booth's poverty survey and the people of London, 1836–1891. PIP 8 (1993) 395–425.Google Scholar
474 Tygiel, J, Workingmen in San Francisco, 1880–1901. London: Garland 1992. pp xxviii + 444.Google Scholar
475 Alba, RD & Logan, JR, Minority proximity to whites in suburbs: an individual-level analysis of segregation. ASS 98 (1993) 1388–427.Google Scholar
477 Barton, S, The mechanics institutes: pioneers of leisure and excursion travel. LAHS 67 (1993) 47–58.Google Scholar
478 Bates, DL, All manner of natural knowledge: the Northampton philosophical society. NPP 8 (1993) 363–77.Google Scholar
479 Cookson, J, Patriotism and social structure: the Ely Volunteers 1798–1808. JSAHR 71 (1993) 160–79.Google Scholar
480 Pinching, A, Wheels for the people — the north London athletic and cycling grounds. HHB 34 (1993) 18.Google Scholar
481 Reeves, D & Dixon, P, John Simmons Tregoning and the mounted rifle volunteers and light horse volunteers in Liverpool 1860–1863. JSAHR 71 (1993) 102–18Google Scholar
483 Kenny, P, Working-class community and resistance in pre-Stalinist Poland: the Poz-ski textile strike, Lõdz, September 1947. SH 18 (1993) 31–51.Google Scholar
484 Sharp, RM, Price rises, protest and patriotism: Stevenage 1914. HPP 35 (1993) 26–40.Google Scholar
485 Blackbourn, D & Evans, RJ eds, The German bourgeoisie: essays on the social history of the German middle class from the late eighteenth century to early twentieth century. London: Routledge 1993. pp xix + 348.Google Scholar
486 Bohanan, D, Old and new nobility in Aix-en-Provence 1600–1695: portrait of an urban elite. London: Louisiana State UP 1992. pp x + 168.Google Scholar
487 Farrell, B, Elite families: class and power in nineteenth-century Boston. Albany: State U of New York P 1993. pp viii + 229.Google Scholar
488 Gish, C, The children's strikes: socialization and class formation in Paterson, 1824–1836. NJH 110 (1992) 21–40.Google Scholar
489 Lindsey, L, The split-labor phenomenon: its impact on West Indian workers as a marginal working class in Birmingham, England, 1948–1962. JNH 78 (1993) 83–109.Google Scholar
490 Miles, A & Vincent, D eds, Building European society: occupation, change and social mobility in Europe, 1840–1940. Manchester: Manchester UP 1993. pp xi + 244.Google Scholar
491 Papayanis, N, The coachmen of nineteenth-century Paris: service workers and class consciousness. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State UP 1993.Google Scholar
492 Pearson, R, ‘Knowing one's place’: perceptions of community in the industrial suburbs of Leeds, 1790–1890. JSocH 27 (1993) 221–44.Google Scholar
493 Schultz, R, The republic of labor: Philadelphia artisans and the politics of class, 1720–1830–. New York: Oxford UP 1993. pp xv + 298, il.Google Scholar
494 Smith, SA, Workers and supervisors: St Petersburg 1905–1917 and Shanghai 1895–1927. PaP 139 (1993) 131–77.Google Scholar
495 Steinberg, MD, Moral communities: the culture of class relations in the Russian printing industry 1867–1907. Oxford: University of California Press 1992. pp x + 289.Google Scholar
496 Trexler, RC, The workers of renaissance Florence: vol. 3 Of power and dependence in renaissance Florence. Binghamton, NY: Medieval and Renaissance Texts & Studies 1993.Google Scholar
497 Wolfe, J, Working women, working men: Sao Paulo and the rise of Brazil's industrial working class, 1900–1955. Durham: Duke UP 1993. pp xii + 312, il.Google Scholar
498 Bourke, J, Working class cultures in Britain 1860–1960: gender, class, and ethnicity. London: Routledge 1993. pp x + 272.Google Scholar
499 Davies, A, Leisure, gender and poverty: working-class culture in Salford and Manchester, 1900–1939. Buckingham: Oxford UP 1992. pp xi + 210, il.Google Scholar
500 Davies, A & Fielding, S eds, Workers' worlds: cultures and communities in Manchester and Salford, 1880–1939. Manchester: Manchester University Press 1992. pp ix + 182.Google Scholar
501 Duncan, R & McIvor, A eds, Militant workers: labour and class conflict on the Clyde, 1900–1950. Edinburgh: John McDonald 1992. pp 197, il.Google Scholar
502 Green, N, The spectacle of nature: landscape and bourgeois culture in nineteenth century France. Manchester: Manchester UP 1990. pp ix + 238, il.Google Scholar
503 Haber, S, The quest for authority and honor in the American professions, 1750–1900. London: University of Chicago Press 1991. pp xiv + 478, il.Google Scholar
504 Lewis, E, In their own interests: race, class, and power in twentieth century Norfolk, Virginia. London: University of California Press 1991. pp xv + 270, il.Google Scholar
505 Limon, M-F, Les Notaires au Châtelet de Paris sous le règne de Louis XIV: étude institutionnelle et sociale. Toulouse: PU du Mirail-Toulouse 1992. pp 300.Google Scholar
506 Magraw, R, A history of the French working class. Vol. 1: The age of artisan revolution, 1815–1871. [No publisher given] 1992. pp xi + 301.Google Scholar
507 Sawislak, K, Relief, aid, and order: class, gender, and the definition of community in the aftermath of Chicago's great fire. JUH 20 (1993) 3–18.Google Scholar
508 Terroine, A & Fossier, L, Un bourgeois parisien du XlIIème siècle, Geoffroy de Saint-Laurent: 1245(?)–1290. Paris: Ed. du CNRS 1992. pp 256.Google Scholar
509 Adams, J, Working class politics in nineteenth-century Toulouse, France: paths of proletarianization revisited. SSH 17 (1993) 195–226.Google Scholar
512 Boulton, J, The quest for stability in the early modern city [Review Essay]. JUH 19 (1993) 110–15.Google Scholar
513 Capeci, D J, Layered violence: the Detroit rioters of 1943. London: University Press of Mississippi 1991. pp xvii + 329.Google Scholar
514 Collas, A, Quelques réflexions sur la participation des officiers royaux au soulèvement de 1562: l'exemple des Dorsanne à Issoudun. AdB 99 (1992) 215–26.Google Scholar
516 Feigo, R, Liberal revolution, social change, and economic development: the region of Viana in the first three quarters of the nineteenth century. London: Garland 1993. pp xxv + 236, il.Google Scholar
517 Gauvard, CL, Violence citadine et réseaux de solidarité. L'exemple français aux XTVème et XVème siècles. AESC 5 (1993) 1113–26.Google Scholar
518 Gould, RV, Trade cohesion, class unity, and urban insurrection: artisanal activism in the Paris commune. AJS 98 (1993) 721–54.Google Scholar
519 Kivelson, VA, The devil stole his mind: the Tsar and the 1648 Moscow uprising. AHR 98 (1993) 733–56.Google Scholar
521 Marchal, R, Les mooryaan de Mogadiscio. Formes de la violence dans un espace urbain en guerre. CEA 2 (1993) 295–319.Google Scholar
524 Radzilowski, F, Remembering the Warsaw ghetto uprising at the US holocaust museum. H 55 (1993) 635–40.Google Scholar
526 Stella, A, La révolte des Ciompi: les hommes, les lieux, le travail. Paris: EHESS 1993. pp 368, il.Google Scholar
527 Stevenson, J, Popular disturbances in England, 1700–1832. London: Longman 1992. pp xi + 347.Google Scholar
529 Van Tonder, D, Boycotts, unrest, and the western areas removal scheme, 1949–1952. JUH 20 (1993) 19–53.Google Scholar
532 Weinburg, R, The revolution of 1905 in Odessa: blood on the steps. Bloomington: Indiana UP 1993. pp xvi + 302, il.Google Scholar
533 Williams, LE, Post-war riots in America, 1919 and 1946: how the pressures of war exacerbated American urban tensions to the breaking point. Lampeter: E Mellen Press 1991. pp iii + 167.Google Scholar
534 Wilson, FR, Seedbed of protest: social structure and radical politics in Ettlingen, Grand Duchy of Baden, 1815–1850. London: Garland Publications 1992. pp x + 237, il.Google Scholar
536 Bassett, S ed, Death in towns: urban responses to the dying and the dead 1000–1600. Leicester: Leicester UP 1992. pp 285.Google Scholar
537 Boulton, J, Clandestine marriages in London: an examination of a neglected urban variable. UH 20 (1993) 191–210.Google Scholar
539 Childs, M J, Labour's apprentices: working-class lads in late Victorian and Edwardian England. London: Hambledon 1992. pp xxiii + 223.Google Scholar
540 Hanawalt, B A, Growing up in medieval London: experience of childhood in history. Oxford: Oxford UP 1993. pp 256, il.Google Scholar
541 Haudrere, P, Esquisse d'une histoire des intérieurs angevins au XVIIIème siècle. AdB 99 (1992) 227–42.Google Scholar
542 Keuls, E C, The reign of the phallus: sexual politics in ancient Athens. London: U of California P 1993. pp viii + 377, il.Google Scholar
543 Murrey, H, The garden of death: the history of York cemetery. York: Friends of York Cemetery 1991. pp 54, il.Google Scholar
545 Queller, D & Madden, T, Father of the bride: fathers, daughters and dowries in late medieval and early renaissance Venice. RS (1993) 685–711.Google Scholar
546 Segaud, M ed, Le propre de la ville: pratiques et symboles. La Garenne-Colombes: Espace européen 1992. pp 269.Google Scholar
547 Warner, SB Jr, The public settings of everyday life [Review Essay]. JUH 20 (1993) 133–41.Google Scholar
548 Wright, P, A journey through ruins: a keyhole portrait of British postwar life and culture. London: Flamingo 1993. pp 442.Google Scholar
549 Abulafia, D, Franklin, M & Rubin, M eds, Church and city, 1000–1500: essays in honour of Christopher Brooke. Cambridge: Cambridge UP 1992. pp xxiv + 354.Google Scholar
550 Barrie-Currien, V, Clergé et pastorale en Angleterre au XVlIIème siècle: le diocèse de Londres. Paris: Ed. du CNRS 1992. pp 456.Google Scholar
551 Biquard, C, Piété et foi dans le faubourg Saint-Germain au XIXème siècle. HES 2 (1993) 299–318.Google Scholar
552 Bruit Zaidman, L, Religion in the ancient Greek city. Cambridge: Cambridge UP 1992. pp xx + 278, il.Google Scholar
553 Bunnell, A, Before infallibility: liberal Catholicism in Biedermeier Vienna. London: Associated UP 1990. pp 239.Google Scholar
554 Cloitre, M-T, ‘Séminaristes sociaux’, ‘Séminaristes démocrates’: le cours ou la conférence des oeuvres au grand séminaire de Quimper 1885–1908. RHEF 2 (1992) 287–310.Google Scholar
555 Dean, Be, The building of the methodist church and school hall in Northgate, Oakham 1865–1935. RutR 13 (1993) 95–103.Google Scholar
556 Driancourt-Girod, J, Ainsi priaient les luthériens: la vie religieuse, la pratique et la foi des luthériens de Paris au XVlIIème siècle. Paris: Cerf 1992. pp 237.Google Scholar
558 Dunn, J, Census of the congregation of Preston, 1810 and 1820. Ancestral Data Publication 1993. pp 186, il.Google Scholar
562 Hale, R, The Greyfriars of Norwich. Norwich: King Street Publications 1991. pp 56, il.Google Scholar
563 Haver, C, A comprehensive history of the London church and parish of St Mary, the Virgin, Aldermanbury: the phoenix of Aldermanbury. Lewiston, NY: Mellen P 1993.Google Scholar
564 Kaiser, W, Marseille au temps des troubles, 1559–1596: morphologie sociale et luttes de faction (trans. Chaix, F). Paris: Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales 1992. pp 412.Google Scholar
565 Legg, E, Buckinghamshire returns of the census of religious worship 1851. Buckinghamshire Record Society 1991. pp 153.Google Scholar
566 Martin, J, Venice's hidden enemies: Italian heretics in a renaissance city. Berkeley: U of California P 1993.Google Scholar
567 Mayeur, C, Un collège jésuite face à la société égyptienne: la Sainte-Famille du Caire. RHEF 2 (1992) 265–86.Google Scholar
568 McCraken, G A, Bygone days of yore: the story of Orangeism in Glasgow. Orange Heritage for the County Grand Orange Lodge of Glasgow 1990. pp 46.Google Scholar
570 Miller, M, The formation of a medieval church: ecclesiastical change in Verona, 950–1150. Ithaca: Cornell UP 1993. pp xviii + 216, il.Google Scholar
571 Milward, RJ, This most extraordinary mission: a history of the parish of St Thomas of Canterbury, Wandsworth, 1841–1991. Wimbledon: The Parish of St Thomas of Canterbury 1991. pp v + 76, il.Google Scholar
572 Morris, JN, Religion and urban change: Croydon 1840–1914. Woodbridge: Royal Historical Society 1992. pp ix + 236.Google Scholar
573 Paumier, J-L, Les franciscains de Nantes, du XIXème siècle jusqu'aux expulsions de 1903. AdB 99 (1992) 277–89.Google Scholar
574 Pelissier, C & Dumons, B, La congrégation des Messieurs et la Société de Saint–Vincent de Paul à Lyon sous la troisième République. Sociologie comparée. RHEF 1 (1992) 35–56.Google Scholar
575 Phayer, M, The catholic resistance circle in Berlin and German catholic bishops during the Holocaust. HGS 7 (1993) 216–29.Google Scholar
576 Polizzotto, L, When saints fell out: women and the savonarolan reforms in early sixteenth-century Florence. RQ 46 (1993) 486–525.Google Scholar
578 Reyerson, KL, Flight from persecution: the search for religious asylum in medieval Montpellier. FHS 17 (1993) 603–26Google Scholar
579 Roof, WC, Towards the year 2000: reconstructions of religious space. APSC 527 (1993) 155–70.Google Scholar
580 Saunier, P-Y, L'église et l'espace de la grande ville au XIXème siècle: Lyon et ses paroisses. RH 584 (1992) 321–48.Google Scholar
581 Schmitt, P, Mulhouse au XIXème siècle: la montée du catholicisme. Strasbourg: Coprur 1992. pp 200, il.Google Scholar
583 Tyson, Jr, A protestant city handbook from the mid-sixteenth century. SCJ 24 (1993) 3–20.Google Scholar
584 Vicker, JA ed, The religious census of Hampshire 1851. Winchester: Hampshire County Council 1993. pp xxiv + 248.Google Scholar
585 Warden, RE, Old Tupton Methodist Church, 1843–1993. Clay Cross: RE Warden 1993. pp 78.Google Scholar
587 West, JL, The neo-old believers of Moscow: religious revival and nationalist myth in late imperial Russia. CASS 26 (1992) 5–28.Google Scholar
588 Barton, S, The mechanics institutes: pioneers of leisure and excursion travel. LAHS 67 (1993) 47–58.Google Scholar
590 Evenson, BJ, ‘Saving the city's reputation’: Philadelphia's struggle over self-identity, sabbath-breaking and boxing in America's sequicentennial year. PenH 60 (1993) 6–34.Google Scholar
592 Institut Francais D'Architecture, Trouville - Deauville: société et architectures balnéaires, 1910–1940. Paris: institut français d'architecture 1992. pp 190, il.Google Scholar
593 Lagarde, I, Une saison d'été à Biarritz: 1859. Anglet: Ed. Lavielle 1992. pp 208, il.Google Scholar
594 Laithwaite, M, Victorian Ilfracombe: origins and architecture of a North Devon holiday resort. Exeter: Devon Books 1992. pp 64, il.Google Scholar
596 Walton, JK & Oneill, C, Numbering the holiday makers: the problems and possibilities of the June census of 1921 for historians of resorts. LocH 23 (1993) 205–16.Google Scholar
597 Powell, J, The Birmingham coiners, 1770–1816 [Midland counterfeiters]. HT 43 (1993) 49–55.Google Scholar
598 Brackett, JK, Criminal justice and crime in late Renaissance Florence, 1537–1609. Cambridge: Cambridge UP 1992. pp ix + 160, il.Google Scholar
600 Linebaugh, P, The London hanged: crime and civil society in the eighteenth century. London: Penguin 1993. pp xxvii + 484, il.Google Scholar
601 Moreton, CE, Mid-Tudor trespass: a break-in at Norwich, 1549 [Notes and Documents] EHR 108 (1993) 387–98.Google Scholar
602 Murphy, R, Smash and grab: gangsters in the London underworld 1920–60. London: Faber & Faber 1993. pp x + 182, il.Google Scholar
603 Rawlings, P, Drunks, whores and idle apprentices: criminal biographies of the eighteenth century. London: Routledge 1992. pp xi + 224.Google Scholar
604 Blandin, G, Le pain du pauvre à Nantes (1789–1799): de la charité à l'assistance publique ou la Révolution face à la pauvreté. Nantes: Ouest-Editions: Université Inter-Ages de Nantes 1992. pp 103.Google Scholar
605 Cullum, PH & Goldberg, PJP, Charitable provision in late medieval York, ‘To the praise of God and the use of the poor’. NH 24 (1993) 24–39.Google Scholar
606 Davis, JC, Coping with the underclasses: Venice, Lille, and Zurich in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries [Review Essay]. JUH 19 (1993) 116–22.Google Scholar
607 Ferrieres, M, Pauvreté et crédit. Les années difficiles à Avignon et dans le Comtat, XVII-XVIIIème siècles. PH 1 (1993) 87–99.Google Scholar
608 Fowler, S, Philanthropy and the poor law in Richmond, 1836–1871. Richmond Local History Society 1991. pp 59, il.Google Scholar
609 Gozzinig, , The poor and the life-cycle in nineteenth century Florence 1813–59. SH 18 (1993) 299–317.Google Scholar
610 Laybourn, K, The Guild of Help and the changing face of Edwardian philanthropy. UH 20 (1993) 43–60.Google Scholar
611 Linsley, CA & Linsley, CL, Booth, Rowntree, and Llewelyn Smith: a reassessment of internar poverty. EcHR 46 (1993) 88–104.Google Scholar
612 Lonergan, E, A workhouse story: a history of St Patrick's Hospital Cashel, 1842–1992. E Lonergan 1992. pp 223, il.Google Scholar
613 Marks, L, Medical care for pauper mothers and their infants: poor law provision and local demand in east London 1870–1929. EcHR 46 (1993) 518–42.Google Scholar
614 Otis-Cour, L, Les ‘pauvres enfants exposés’ à Montpellier aux XIV et XVème siècles. AdM 3 (1993) 309–27.Google Scholar
615 Stapleton, B, Inherited poverty and life-cycle poverty: Odiham Hampshire 1650–1850. SH 18 (1993) 339–55.Google Scholar
616 Thomas, T, Poor relief in Merthyr Tydfil Union in Victorian times: based on a study of original documents. Cardiff: Glamorgan Archive Society 1992. pp xiv1 + 185, il.Google Scholar
617 Van Leeuwen, MHD, Surviving with a little help: the importance of charity to the poor of Amsterdam 1888–1850, in a comparative perspective. SH 18 (1993) 319–38.Google Scholar
619 Wilson, CA, Restructuring and the growth of concentrated poverty in Detroit. UAQ 28 (1992) 187–205.Google Scholar
620 Ramsland, J, Cultivating a respectful and modest demeanour: children of the Foundling 1800–1926. LJ 18 (1993) 95–112.Google Scholar
621 Walkowitz, Jr, City of dreadful delight: narratives of sexual danger in late-Victorian London. London: Virago 1992. pp xiv + 353, il.Google Scholar
622 Warren, JF, Ah ku and karayuki-san: prostitution in Singapore 1870–1940. Oxford: Oxford UP 1993. pp xvii + 433.Google Scholar
623 Hasson, S, Urban social movements in Jerusalem: the protest of the second generation. Albany: State U of New York P 1993. pp ix + 198, il.Google Scholar
624 Laybourn, K, The Guild of Help and the changing face of Edwardian philanthropy. UH 20 (1993) 43–60.Google Scholar
625 Rosser, G, Solidarités et changement social. Les fraternités urbaines anglaises à la fin du Moyen Age. AESC 5 (1993) 1127–43.Google Scholar
626 O'day, R, Before the Webbs: Beatrice Potter's early investigations for Charles Booth's inquiry. H 78 (1993) 218–42.Google Scholar
627 Belcher, V, The City Parochial Foundation 1891–1991: a trust for the poor of London. Aldershot: Scolar 1991. pp xiii + 378.Google Scholar
628 Carpenter Turner, B, St John's Winchester Charity. Chichester: Philli-more 1992. pp 72, il.Google Scholar
629 Menning, C, Charity and state in late renaissance Italy: the Monte di Pieta of Florence. Ithaca: Cornell UP 1993. pp xiii + 333.Google Scholar
630 Ramsland, J, Cultivating a respectful and modest demeanour: children of the Foundling 1800–1926. LJ 18 (1993) 95–112.Google Scholar
631 Van Leeuwen, MHD, Surviving with a little help: the importance of charity to the poor of Amsterdam 1888–1850, in a comparative perspective. SH 18 (1993) 319–38.Google Scholar
632 Walton, S S, To preserve the faith: Catholic charities in Boston, 1870–1930. London: Garland Publications 1993. pp 193.Google Scholar
633 Dempsey, S, The Italian community in London during the reign of Edward II. LJ 18 (1993) 14–22.Google Scholar
634 Merriman, N, The peopling of London: 15000 years of settlement from overseas. LoHM 40 (1993) 14–17.Google Scholar
635 Anderson, KJ, Place narratives and the origins of inner Sydney's Aboriginal settlement 1972–1973. JHG 19 (1993) 314–55.Google Scholar
636 Banner-Haley, CPT, To do good and to do well: middle-class blacks and the depression, Philadelphia. New York: Garland 1993. pp xix + 212.Google Scholar
637 Bayor, Rh, The Civil Rights Movement as urban reform: Atlanta's black neighborhoods and a new ‘Progressivism’. GaHQ 77 (1993) 286–309.Google Scholar
639 Bentley, A, Wages of war: the shifting landscape of race and gender in world war II Baltimore. MdHM 88 (1993) 420–43.Google Scholar
640 Berceot, F, Socio-démographie des israèlites de Marseille 1872–1891. PH 3 (1993) 305–21.Google Scholar
641 Bilsky, E, Ethnicité et classe ouvrière: les travailleurs juifs à Buenos Aires (1900–1939). MS 159 (1992) 39–56.Google Scholar
642 Broussard, AS, Black San Francisco: the struggle for racial equality in the west, 1900–1954. Lawrence, KS: UP of Kansas 1993. pp x + 323.Google Scholar
643 Cohen, CJ & Dawson, MC, Neighborhood poverty and African American politics. APSR 87 (1993) 286–302.Google Scholar
644 IIIDemerath, NJ & Williams, RH, Between ‘town’ and ‘city’: religion and ethnicity in political and economic development. JUH 19 (1993) 26–62.Google Scholar
645 Dietz, A, The Jewish community of Frankfurt: a genealogical study 1349–1849. Camelford: Vanderher 1988. pp xxxii + 655, il.Google Scholar
646 Edelman, M & Krall, H, Mémoires du ghetto de Varsovie: un dirigeant de l'insurrection raconte (2nd edn introduced by Pierre Vidal-Naquet). Paris: Liana Lévi- Scribe 1993. pp 192.Google Scholar
647 Escobar, EJ, The dialectics of repression: the Los Angeles Police Department and the Chicano Movement 1968–1971. JAH 79 (1993) 1483–514.Google Scholar
648 Finestein, I, Jewish society in Victorian England: collected essays. London: Vallentine Mitchell 1993. pp xv + 365.Google Scholar
649 Fitzgerald, MW, Railroad subsidies and black aspirations: the politics of economic development in reconstruction Mobile 1865–1879. CWH 39 (1993) 240–56.Google Scholar
650 Franks, JS, Jews in San Francisco's nineteenth-century boot and shoe trade. WSJH 25 (1993) 291–304.Google Scholar
651 Freedman, M, Leeds Jewry: the first hundred years. York: Jewish Historical Society of England (Leeds Branch) 1992. pp 39, il.Google Scholar
652 Gelfand, M, Welcome to America: Manhatten's Jewish Lower East Side. AmHer 43 (1992) 56–75.Google Scholar
653 Georg, W, In the Warsaw ghetto: summer, 1941. New York: Aperture 1993. pp 111, il.Google Scholar
654 Gray, BC, Black female domestics during the depression in New York City, 1930–1940. New York: Garland 1993. pp 200.Google Scholar
655 Green, J, A social history of the Jewish East End in London, 1914–1939. Lampeter: E Mellen Press 1991. pp xiv + 522, il.Google Scholar
656 Hanger, K, Conflicting loyalties: the French Revolution and free people of color in Spanish New Orleans. LaH 34 (1993) 5–34.Google Scholar
657 Henriksson, A, Nationalism, assimilation and identity in late imperial Russia: the St Petersburg Germans 1906–1914. RusR 52 (1993) 341–53.Google Scholar
658 Heppner, EG, Shanghai refuge: a memoir of the World War II Jewish ghetto. Lincoln: U of Nebraska P 1993. pp xvi + 191, il.Google Scholar
659 Herscovici, S, The distribution of wealth in nineteenth century Boston: inequality among natives and immigrants 1860. EEcH 30 (1993) 321–35.Google Scholar
660 Hundert, G D, The Jews in a Polish private town: the case of Opatow in the eighteenth century. London: Johns Hopkins UP 1992. pp xvi + 242, il.Google Scholar
661 Hunter, AG, Making a way: strategies of southern urban African-American families 1900 and 1936. JFH 18 (1993) 231–48.Google Scholar
662 Johnston, AJ, Surviving freedom: the black community of Washington, DC, 1860–1880. New York: Garland 1993. pp xxiii + 282, il.Google Scholar
663 Judge, EH, Easter in Kishinev: anatomy of a pogrom. New York: New York UP 1993. pp x + 186, il.Google Scholar
664 Kelly, R ed, Irangeles: Iranians in Los Angeles. Berkeley: U of California P 1993.Google Scholar
665 Kisch, EE, Histoire de sept ghettos (transl from German by Marianne Brausch). Grenoble: PUG 1992. pp 250.Google Scholar
666 Kushmar, KL ed, Black communities and urban development in America 1720–1990. Vol 6: Depression, war and the new migration 1930–1960. 1991. pp 343, il.Google Scholar
667 Kushmar, KL ed, Black communities and urban development in America 1720–1990. Vol 7: The ghetto crisis of the 1960s: causes and consequences. 1991. pp 350, il.Google Scholar
668 Kushmar, KL ed, Black communities and urban development in America 1720–1990. Vol 8: Progress versus property: 1970 to the present. 1991. pp 381, il.Google Scholar
669 Lafer, G, Minority unemployment, labor market segmentation, and the failure of job training policy in New York City. UAQ 28 (1992) 206–35.Google Scholar
672 Limbaugh, RH, The Chinese of Knights Ferry 1850–1920: a preliminary study. CalH 72 (1993) 106–27.Google Scholar
673 Linehan, TM, Japanese American resettlement in Cleveland during and after World War II. JUH 20 (1993) 54–80.Google Scholar
674 Lowenstein, SM, The Berlin Jewish community: enlightenment, family, and crisis, 1770–1830. New York: Oxford UP 1993.Google Scholar
675 McBroome, DN, Parallel communities: African-Americans in California's East Bay, 1850–1963. London: Garland 1993. pp x + 196.Google Scholar
678 Muller, T, Immigrants and the American city. New York: New York UP 1993. pp. ix + 372.Google Scholar
679 Nelson, B, Organized labor and the struggle for black equality in Mobile during World War II. JAH 80 (1993) 952–88.Google Scholar
680 Philippe, B, Les Juifs à Paris à la Belle Epoque. Paris: Albin Michel 1992. pp 192.Google Scholar
681 Philpott, TL, The slum and the ghetto: immigrants, blacks, and reformers in Chicago, 1880–1930. Belmont, California: Wadsworth Publishing 1991. pp xxiv + 437, il.Google Scholar
682 Price, R T, Little Ireland: aspects of the Irish and Greenhill, Swansea. Swansea: City of Swansea 1992. pp xvi + 159, il.Google Scholar
683 Rambaut, PM, The participation of Huguenot settlers in Dublin's sugar bakeries in the 18th century. PHS 25 (1993) 487–93.Google Scholar
684 Richet, I ed, Harlem 1900–1935: de la métropole noire au ghetto, de la renaissance culturelle à l'exclusion. Paris: Autrement 1993. pp 256.Google Scholar
685 Rieff, D, The exile: Cuba in the heart of Miami. New York: Simon & Schuster 1993. pp 220.Google Scholar
686 Ringelblum, E & Sloan, J ed, Chronique du ghetto de Varsovie (2nd edn). Paris: Laffont 1993. pp 400.Google Scholar
688 Rothstein, N, The successful and the unsuccessful Huguenot, another look at the London silk industry in the 18th and early 19th centuries. PHS 25 (1993) 439–50.Google Scholar
689 Singh Tatla, D, This is our home now: reminiscences of a Panjabi migrant in Coventry. An interview with Anant Ram. OH 21 (1993) 68–74.Google Scholar
690 Striet, K T, The expansion of the English Jewish community in the reign of King Stephen. Alb 25 (1993) 177–92.Google Scholar
691 Susser, B, The Jews of south-west England: the rise and decline of their medieval and modern communities. Exeter: Exeter UP 1993. pp xxii + 361.Google Scholar
693 Taylor, HL ed, Race and the city: work, community and protest in Cincinnati, 1820–1970. Urbana: U of Illinois P 1993. pp xxvi + 308.Google Scholar
694 Toaff, A, Le marchand de Pérouse: une communauté juive au Moyen-Age. Paris: Balland 1993. pp 352.Google Scholar
696 Van Tonder, D, Boycotts, unrest, and the western areas removal scheme 1949–1952. JUH 20 (1993) 19–53.Google Scholar
697 Wiese, A, Places of our own: suburban black towns before 1960. JUH 19 (1993) 30–54.Google Scholar
700 Ghorra-Gobin, C, Multiculturalisme et marginalisation à Los Angeles de Watts (1965) à South Central (1992). VSRH 4 (1993) 23–32.Google Scholar
701 Jacquier, CL, Les quartiers américains, rêve et cauchemar: le développement communautaire et la revitalisation des quartiers aux Etats-Unis. Paris: L'Harmattan 1993. pp 190.Google Scholar
702 Newton, E, Cherry Grove, Fire Island: sixty years in America's first gay and lesbian town. Boston: Beacon P 1993. pp. xiii + 378, il.Google Scholar
703 Andrews, GR, Blacks & whites in Sao Paulo, Brazil, 1888–1988. London: University of Wisconsin Press 1991. pp xiii + 369.Google Scholar
704 Bering, D, The stigma of names: antisemitism in German daily life, 1812–1933. Cambridge: Polity Press 1992. pp xii + 345, il.Google Scholar
705 Brym, RJ & Degtyarev, A, Anti-semitism in Moscow: results of an October 1992 survey. SIR 52 (1993) 1–12.Google Scholar
706 Judge, E H, Easter in Kishinev: anatomy of a pogrom. London: New York UP 1992. pp x + 186, il.Google Scholar
707 Towers, F, Race, power and money in antebellum Baltimore: Mary Ridgely's thousand-dollar note. MdHM 88 (1993) 317–23.Google Scholar
709 Bahr, DM, From mission to metropolis: Cupeneo Indian women in Los Angeles. Norman, OK: U of Oklahoma Press 1993.Google Scholar
711 Cattelona, G, Control and collaboration: the role of women in regulating female sexual behavior in early modern Marseille. FHS 18 (1993) 13–33.Google Scholar
712 Cohen, M, Workshop to office: two generations of Italian women in New York City, 1900–1993. Ithaca: Cornell UP 1993. pp xv + 237, il.Google Scholar
713 Fisher, NRR, ‘The queenes courte in her councell chamber at Westminster’. EHR 108 (1993) 314–37.Google Scholar
714 Cowing, L, Gender and the language of insult in early modern London. HWJ 35 (1993) 1–21.Google Scholar
715 Knibiehler, Y ed, Marseillaises: les femmes et la ville (des origines à nos jours). Marseille: Coté femmes 1993. pp 400.Google Scholar
716 Moch, LP & Fuchs, RG, Getting along: poor women's networks in nineteenth-century Paris. FHS 18 (1993) 34–49.Google Scholar
717 Polizzotto, L, When saints fell out: women and the savonarolan reforms in early sixteenth-century Florence. RQ 46 (1993) 486–525.Google Scholar
718 Porter, SL, Victorian values in the marketplace: single women and work in Boston 1800–1850. SSH 17 (1993) 109–34.Google Scholar
719 Sutton, M, ‘We didn't know aught’: a study of sexuality, superstition and death in womens' lives in Lincolnshire during the 1930s, '40s and '50s. Stamford: Paul Watkins 1992. pp xvii + 200, il.Google Scholar
720 Teenage years: a women's history of Fleetwood. Lancashire County Council 1991. pp 44, il.Google Scholar
721 Trexler, RC, The women of renaissance Florence: vol. 2 Of power and dependence in renaissance Florence. Binghamton, NY: Medieval and Renaissance Texts & Studies 1993.Google Scholar
722 Whatley, C, Women, girls and vitriolic song: a note on the Glasgow cotton strike of 1825. SLHJ 28 (1993) 71–8.Google Scholar
V Economic activity
Research methods, aids and materials
Printed documentary sources
723 Tattersfield, N, The forgotten trade: comprising the log of the Daniel and Henry of 1700 and accounts of the slave trade from minor ports of England, 1698–1725. London: Cape 1991. pp xvi + 460, il.Google Scholar
724 Zibaldone, C da, Merchant culture in fourteenth-century Venice: the Zibaldone da Canal [transl JE, Dotson]. Binghamton: Medieval & Renaissance Texts and Studies 1993.Google Scholar
725 Foucart, B & CULOT, M, Boulogne-Billancourt. Bruxelles-Paris: Mardaga 1992. pp 500, il.Google Scholar
727 Roux, I, Le moulin des chartrons et ses transformations (1781–1937). AdM 1 (1993) 5–26.Google Scholar
728 Hatzopoulos, M, Actes de vente d' Amphipolis. Paris: Centre de recherches de l'Antiquité grecque et romaine 1991. pp 108, il.Google Scholar
729 Healan, DM, Local versus non-local obsidian exchange at Tula and its implications for post-formative Mesoamerica. WA 24 (1993) 449–66.Google Scholar
730 Bailey, M, A tale of two towns: Buntingford and Standon in the later middle ages. JMH 19 (1993) 351–71.Google Scholar
731 Bartlett, K, The Monte's ‘Monte’: the early supporters of Florence's Monte di Pieta. SCJ 23 (1992) 643–60.Google Scholar
732 Berger, RM, The most necessary luxuries: the mercer's company of Coventry, 1550–1680. University Park, PA: Pennsylvania State UP 1993. pp xvi + 317, il.Google Scholar
733 Booker, JR, Veracruz merchants, 1770–1829: a mercantile elite in late Bourbon and early independent Mexico. Boulder: Westview P 1993. pp xxi + 191.Google Scholar
735 Cayez, P, Entreprises et entrepreneurs lyonnais sous la Révolution et l'Empire. HES 1 (1993) 17–27.Google Scholar
736 Daniels, C, ‘Wanted: a blacksmith who understands plantation work’: artisans in Maryland 1700–1810. WMQ 50 (1993) 743–67.Google Scholar
740 Harvey, RB & Harvey, BK, Bradford-on-Avon in the fourteenth-century. WAM 86 (1993) 118–29.Google Scholar
741 Higgs, LM, Tudor Colchester and ‘all the profits of this last voyage’. EJ 28 (1993) 55–72.Google Scholar
742 Joris, A, Villes, affaires, mentalités: autour du pays mosan. Bruxelles: De Boeck-Wesmael 1993. pp 482, il. (introduced by Georges Duby).Google Scholar
743 Lancelin, M, La mobilisation économique des Audomarois sous la Terreur. RN 1 (1993) 97–112.Google Scholar
744 Les villes dans l'empire Ottoman. Activités et sociétés. Paris: Ed. du CNRS 1992. pp 452.Google Scholar
745 Mechoulan, H ed, Amsterdam XVIIème siècle: marchands et philosophes ou les bénéfices de la tolérance. Paris: Autrement 1993. pp 256.Google Scholar
746 Muldrew, C, Credit and the courts: debt litigation in a seventeenth-century urban community. EcHR 46 (1993) 23–38.Google Scholar
748 Aimone, L & OLMO, C, Les expositions universelles: 1851–1900. Paris: Belin 1993. pp 317, il.Google Scholar
750 Carreras, A & Yanez, C, La construction du port de Barcelone, une analyse de ses fluctuations de 1816 à 1960. PH 4 (1992) 611–23.Google Scholar
751 Kahn, C & Landais, J, Nantes et les Nantais sous le second Empire. Nantes: Ouest-Editions: Université Inter-Ages de Nantes 1992. pp 300.Google Scholar
752 Mencherini, R, Un enjeu de pouvoir à la Libération: les entreprises réquisitionnées sous ‘gestion ouvrière’ à Marseille (1944–1948). AdM 3–4 (1992) 429–40.Google Scholar
753 Scranton, P, Build a firm, start another: the Bromleys and family firm entrepreneurship in the Philadelphia region. BuH 35 (1993) 115–51.Google Scholar
754 Bal, M-F, Ugine au XXème siècle: itinéraire d'une ville industrielle. Grenoble: PUG 1993. pp 96.Google Scholar
755 Bates, D, Northampton's first steam engine: an early case of environmental pollution. NPP 8 (1992–1993) 297–8.Google Scholar
756 Beaven, B, The growth and significance of the Coventry car component industry, 1895–1914. MidH 18 (1993) 104–20.Google Scholar
757 Bennison, B, Shipbuilding at Stockton and Thornaby: the final years. ClevH 64 (1993) 12–18.Google Scholar
758 Berg, M, Small producer capitalism in eighteenth-century England [metal trades in Birmingham and Sheffield]. BuH 35 (1993) 17–39.Google Scholar
760 German, M, Proto-industrialization in an urban environment: Vienna 1750–1857. ContC 8 (1993) 281–320.Google Scholar
761 Cresp, J-M, Grasse, capitale de la Provence orientale. Spéracèdes: TAC Motifs 1992. pp 144, il.Google Scholar
762 Farne, D, The marketing strategies of Platt Bros & Co Ltd Oldham, 1906–1940. TexH 24 (1993) 147–61.Google Scholar
765 Hunt, D, The silent mills: Preston and the Lancashire cotton famine. Leyland: Leyland Historical Society, 1990. pp 60, il.Google Scholar
766 Kinsey, G, Boulton and Paul aircraft: the history of the companies at Norwich and Wolverhampton. Lavenham: Terance Dalton 1992. pp ix + 199, il.Google Scholar
767 Leach, J, Coalmining around Whaley Bridge. Matlock: Derbyshire Library Service 1992. pp iv + 92, il.Google Scholar
768 McKitterick, D, A history of Cambridge University Press. Vol 1: Printing and the book trade in Cambridge, 1534–1698. Cambridge: Press Syndicate of the University of Cambridge 1992. pp xxiv + 500, il.Google Scholar
769 Montague, EN, A study of the textile bleaching and printing industry in Mitcham and Merton from 1590 until 1870. Merton Historical Society 1992. pp 144, il.Google Scholar
770 Phillips, A, Life in the Colchester clothing factories 1918–1950. EJ 28 (1993) 22–43.Google Scholar
771 Raaschou-Nielsen, A, The organizational history of the firm. The putting out system in Denmark around 1900. SEcHR 41 (1993) 3–17.Google Scholar
772 Rambaut, PM, The participation of Huguenot settlers in Dublin's sugar bakeries in the 18th century. PHS 25 (1993) 487–93.Google Scholar
773 Rothstein, N, The successful and the unsuccessful Huguenot, another look at the London silk industry in the 18th and early 19th centuries. PHS 25 (1993) 439–50.Google Scholar
774 Sortor, M, Saint-Omer and its textile trades in the late middle ages: a contribution to the proto-industrialization debate. AHR 98 (1993) 1475–99.Google Scholar
775 Tweedale, G, Quiet flows the Don: 250 years of Sheffield steel. HT 43 (1993) 30–6.Google Scholar
776 Valdaliso, JM, Spanish shipowners in the British mirror: patterns of investment, ownership and finance in the Bilbao shipping industry 1879–1913. IfMH 5 (1993) 1–30.Google Scholar
777 Vareilles, J, Carmaux des origines au XXème siècle. Andouque: Vent Terral 1992. pp 272, il.Google Scholar
778 Yallop, H J, The history of the Honiton lace industry. Exeter: Exeter UP 1992. pp xi + 353, il.Google Scholar
779 Alexander, AR Retail revolution; the spread of multiple retailers in south west England. JRLS 13 (1993) 39–68.Google Scholar
780 Cameron, G, Liverpool – capital of the slave trade. Liverpool: Picton 1992. pp viii + 72, il.Google Scholar
781 Caty, R & Richard, E, Négoce maritime à Marseille au XIXème siècle: exemples d'adaptation et de spécialisation. PH 4 (1992) 591–609.Google Scholar
782 Harlaftis, G & Chlomoudis, C, Greek shipping offices in London in the interwar period. IJMH 5 (1993) 1–40.Google Scholar
783 Jones, S, Merchants of the Raj: British managing agency houses in Calcutta yesterday and today. Basingstoke: Macmillan 1992. pp xv + 434, il.Google Scholar
785 Krueger, HG, The Genoese travelling merchant in the twelfth century. JEEH 22 (1993) 251–83.Google Scholar
786 Morgan, K, Bristol and the Atlantic trade in the eighteenth century. Cambridge: Cambridge UP 1993. pp xii + 281.Google Scholar
787 Moutoukias, Z, Réseaux personnels et autorité coloniale: les négociants de Buenos-Aires au XVIIIème siècle. AESC 4–5 (1992) 889–915.Google Scholar
788 Parmentier, J, The private East India ventures from Ostend: the maritime and commercial aspects 1715–22. IJMH 5 (1993) 75–102.Google Scholar
789 Poussou, J-P, Les activités commerciales des villes françaises de 1789 à 1815. HES 1(1993) 101–18.Google Scholar
790 Priotti, J-P, Nantes et le commerce atlantique: les relations avec Bilbao au XVIème siècle. AdB 3 (1993) 265–283.Google Scholar
791 Frayn, J M, Markets and fairs in Roman Italy: their social and economic importance from the second century to the third century AD. Oxford: Clarendon Press 1993. pp viii + 183, il.Google Scholar
792 Smith, S, Hull Fair: an illustrated history. Beverley: Hutton Press 1991. pp 84, il.Google Scholar
793 Armstrong, W A & Scola, R eds, Feeding the Victorian city: the food supply of Manchester, 1770–1870. Manchester: Manchester UP 1992. pp xx + 347, il.Google Scholar
794 Biollay, L, Les anciennes Halles de Paris. Nîmes: Lacour 1992. pp 67. [reprint of 1877 ed].Google Scholar
795 Mathias, P, The brewing industry in England 1700–1830. Aldershot: Gregg Revivals 1992. pp xxviii + 595.Google Scholar
796 Alexander, AF, Retail revolution: the spread of multiple retailers in south west England. JRLS 13 (1993) 39–68.Google Scholar
797 Collind, D, Primitive or not? Fixed-shop retailing before the industrial revolution. JRLS 13 (1993) 23–38.Google Scholar
798 Cox, N, The distribution of retailing tradesmen in north Shropshire 1660–1750. JRLS 13 (1993) 4–22.Google Scholar
800 Marks, JB & Sanders, LJ, The Blue Laws debate: a Sacramento shopkeeper's story. WSJH 25 (1993) 211–24.Google Scholar
801 Morris, J, The political economy of shopkeeping in Milan, 1886–1922. Cambridge: Cambridge UP 1993. pp xv + 312, il.Google Scholar
803 Braunstein, P, Un banquier mis à nu: autobiographie de Matthäus Schwarz, bourgeois d'Augsbourg. Paris: Gallimard 1992. pp 143, il.Google Scholar
804 Greissler, P, De la monnaie d'Empire à la monnaie de France à Strasbourg. AR (1993) 161–71.Google Scholar
805 Pinchon, J-F, Les palais d'argent: exposition, Musée d'Orsay, Paris, 29 sept-26 déc 1992. Paris: Musées nationaux 1992. pp 248, il.Google Scholar
806 Deaucourt, J-L, Premières loges: Paris et ses concierges au XIXème siècle. Paris: Aubier 1992. pp 264, il.Google Scholar
807 Gallimore, P, Nineteenth-century north Staffordshire building societies. StaffS 5(1993) 107–21.Google Scholar
808 Herscovici, S, The distribution of wealth in nineteenth century Boston: inequality among natives and immigrants 1860. EEcH 30 (1993) 321–35.Google Scholar
809 Kaplan, SL, L'apprentissage au XVIIIème siècle: le cas de Paris. RHMC 3 (1993) 436–79.Google Scholar
810 Licht, W, Getting work: Philadelphia, 1840–1950. London: Harvard UP 1992. pp xiii + 317.Google Scholar
811 Orthmann, R, Out of necessity, women working in Berlin at the height of industrialization 1874–1913. London: Garland Publications 1991. pp xx + 259.Google Scholar
812 Phillips, A, Life in the Colchester clothing factories 1918–1950. EJ 28 (1993) 22–43.Google Scholar
813 Schwarz, L D, London in the age of industrialisation: entrepreneurs, labour force and living conditions, 1700–1850. Cambridge: Cambridge UP 1992. pp xv + 285.Google Scholar
814 Thillay, A, Le faubourg Saint-Antoine et la liberté du travail sous l'Ancien Régime. HES 2 (1992) 217–36.Google Scholar
815 Traugott, M ed, The French worker: autobiographies from the early industrial era. Oxford: U of California P 1993. pp xi + 382, il.Google Scholar
816 Berger, RM, The most necessary luxuries: the mercer's company of Coventry, 1550–1680. University Park, PA: Pennsylvania State UP 1993. pp xvi + 317, il.Google Scholar
817 Fuchs, FJ, Notes sur l'apprentissage à Strasbourg au XVIème siècle. RA (1992) 97–112.Google Scholar
818 Leost, D, Les métiers rouennais au lendemain de la reconquête française (1449–1455). AdN 2 (1993) 141–50.Google Scholar
819 Aries, P, Adaptation aux temps nouveaux ou résurgence de tendances profondes: le Syndicat général du personnel des Hospices Civils de Lyon de 1939 à 1944. MS 158 (1992) 17–36.Google Scholar
820 Colson, D, Bourse du Travail et syndicalisme d'entreprise avant 1914: les Aciéries de Saint-Etienne. MS 159 (1992) 57–84.Google Scholar
821 Gribble, R, Catholicism and the San Francisco Labor Movement, 1896–1921. San Francisco: Mellen Research UP 1993. pp xi + 182.Google Scholar
822 Lyddon, D, ‘Trade union traditions’: the Oxford Welsh and the 1934 pressed steel strike. JWLH 6 (1993) 106–14.Google Scholar
823 Nelson, B, Organized labor and the struggle for black equality in Mobile during World War II. JAH 80 (1993) 952–88.Google Scholar
824 Scharnau, R, Workers, unions and workplaces in Dubuque 1830–1990. AI 52 (1993) 50–78.Google Scholar
825 Datta, P, Strikes in the greater Calcutta region 1918–1924. IESHR 30 (1993) 57–84.Google Scholar
826 Kenny, P, Working-class community and resistance in pre-Stalinist Poland: the Pozski textile strike, Lõdz, September 1947. SH 18 (1993) 31–51.Google Scholar
827 Krause, P, The battle for Homestead, 1880–1892: politics, culture and steel. London: University of Pittsburg Press 1992. pp xiv + 548, il.Google Scholar
828 Maillard, J, Socialisme et République: les enjeux politiques des grèves de Cholet en 1887–1888. AdB 99 (1992) 455–68.Google Scholar
829 Whatley, C, Women, girls and vitriolic song: a note on the Glasgow cotton strike of 1825. SLHJ 28 (1993) 71–8.Google Scholar
830 Wynn, C, Workers, strikes, and pogroms: the Donbass-Dnepr Bend in late Imperial Russia, 1870–1905. Oxford: Princetown UP 1992. pp 289, il.Google Scholar
831 Seixas, PC, ‘Shifting sands beneath the state’: unemployment, the labour market and the local community, 1893–1922. London: Garland Publications 1993. pp vi + 306.Google Scholar
832 Garner, JS ed, The company town: architecture and society in the early industrial age. Oxford: Oxford UP 1992. pp 245, il.Google Scholar
834 Clarke, HR, Community, trade, and networks: southern Fujian Province from the third century to the thirteenth century. Cambridge: Cambridge UP 1991. pp xii + 266.Google Scholar
835 Jenkins, HJK, Medieval barge traffic and the building of Peterborough cathedral. NPP 8 (1992–1993) 255–61.Google Scholar
836 Brayshay, M, The Royal post-horse routes of Hampshire in the reign of Elizabeth I. HFCAS 48 (1992) 121–34.Google Scholar
837 Grimwade, M, Highways and byways of Barnes. Barnes: Barnes & Mortlake History Society 1992. pp xi + 97, il.Google Scholar
838 Majewski, J, Baer, C & Klein, DB, Responding to relative decline: the plank road boom of Antebellum New York. JEcH 53 (1993) 106–22.Google Scholar
839 Roberts, AF, Turnpike roads around Buxton. Buxton: AF Roberts 1992. pp iv + 208, il.Google Scholar
840 Brotherston, I & Windmill, C, Bridging the years: a history of Trafford Park and Salford docks as remembered by those who lived and worked in the area. Salford: Bridging the years 1992. pp vii + 65, il.Google Scholar
841 Burns, KV, The Devonport dockyard story. Liskeard: Maritime Books 1984. pp 126, il.Google Scholar
842 Childs, WR, The trade and shipping of Hull 1300–1500. Beverley: East Yorkshire Local History Society 1990. pp 42.Google Scholar
843 Jenkins, D, Shipping at Cardiff: photographs from the Hansen Collection. 1920–75. U of Wales P 1993. pp 128, il.Google Scholar
844 Jenkins, HJK, Medieval barge traffic and the building of Peterborough cathedral. NPP 8 (1992–1993) 255–61.Google Scholar
845 Kinchin-Smith, R, Staley's warehouse (known as the corporation store, Mill lane Banbury). CC 12 (1993) 148–71.Google Scholar
847 Stevens, PA, The Leicester and Melton Mowbray navigations. Stroud: Sutton 1992. pp xiii + 154, il.Google Scholar
848 Wanklyn, M, Urban revival in early modern England: Bridgnorth and the river trade 1600–1800. MidH 18 (1993) 37–64.Google Scholar
849 Glaab, CN, Kansas City and the railroads: community policy in the growth of a regional metropolis. Lawrence: UP of Kansas 1993.Google Scholar
850 Kirby, MW, The orgins of railway enterprise: the Stockton and Darlington Railway, 1821–1863. Cambridge: Cambridge UP 1993. pp xv + 223.Google Scholar
851 Wiggins, PR, Carlisle Airport: a history of Crosby-on-Eden airfield, 1941–1991. Carlisle: Solway Aviation Society 1991. pp 48, il.Google Scholar
852 Brayshay, M, The royal post-horse routes of Hampshire in the reign of Elizabeth I. HFCAS 48 (1992) 121–34.Google Scholar
853 Atkins, PJ, How the West End was won, the struggle to remove street barriers in Victorian London. JHG 19 (1993) 265–77.Google Scholar
854 Winter, J, London's teeming streets: 1830–1914. London: Routledge 1993. pp xii + 236, il.Google Scholar
856 Hood, C, 722 miles: the building of the subways and how they transformed New York. New York: Simon & Schuster 1993. pp 335, il.Google Scholar
858 Stanier, DJ, Trams and buses in Burton, 1903–1985. Derby: Carlton Publishing 1991. pp 80.Google Scholar
859 Taylor, S, A journey through time: London Transport photographs 1880 to 1965. London: Laurence King 1992. pp 157, il.Google Scholar
860 Yepsen, RB, City trains: moving through America's cities by rail. New York: Macmillan 1993. pp 96, il.Google Scholar
861 Faure, A, A l'aube des transports de masse. L'exemple des ‘trains ouvriers’ de la banlieue de Paris (1883–1914). RHMC 2 (1993) 228–55.Google Scholar
862 Carreras, C & Jalabert, G, Restructurations urbaines. Toulouse: PU du Mirail-Toulouse 1993. pp 320.Google Scholar
863 Cherki, E & Mehl, D eds, Contre-pouvoirs dans la ville: enjeux politiques des luttes urbaines. Paris: Autrement 1993. pp 264.Google Scholar
867 Arbaud, D, Manosque: études historiques sur la ville au Moyen-Age. Paris: Res Universis 1993. pp 478.Google Scholar
868 ASSOCIATION DU SEPTIEME CENTENAIRE DES FRANCHISES DE BESANCON ed, Besançon, 1290–1990: de l'autonomie des villes, actes du colloque organisé en septembre 1990. Besançon-Belles lettres: Cêtre 1992. pp 253.Google Scholar
870 Brown, SE, ‘A just and profitable commerce’: moral economy and the middle classes in eighteenth-century London. JBS 32 (1993) 305–32.Google Scholar
871 Burger, M, Sending, joining, writing, and speaking in the diocesan administration of thirteenth-century Lincoln. MS 55 (1993) 151–82.Google Scholar
872 Cassan, M, Etat, seigneurs et communautés urbaines en Limousin au XVIème siècle. RHMC 39 (1992) 282–302.Google Scholar
873 Charlesworth, A, From the moral economy of Devon to the political economy of Manchester 1790–1812. SH 18 (1993) 205–17.Google Scholar
874 Cocula, A-M, Le rôle politique de Montaigne, maire de Bordeaux (1581–1585), en faveur du rétablissement de la paix civile. RFHL 1–2 (1993) 155–62.Google Scholar
875 Cocula, A-M & Montaigne, M de, Montaigne, maire de Bordeaux. Bordeaux: L'horizon chimérique 1992. pp 108, il.Google Scholar
876 Craig, JS, Co-operation and initiatives: Elizabethan churchwardens and the parish accounts of Mildenhall. SH (1993) 357–80.Google Scholar
877 Fisher, NRR, ‘The queenes courte in her councell chamber at Westminster’. EHR 108 (1993) 314–37.Google Scholar
878 Lusse, J, Naissance d'une cité: Laon et le Laonnois du Vème au Xlème siècle. Nancy: PU de Nancy 1992. pp 424, il.Google Scholar
879 Maurice, PH, Un exemple d'organisation municipale au XVème siècle: le syndicat de Chirac. AdM 2 (1993) 183–208.Google Scholar
882 Röhrkasten, J, Conflict in a monastic borough: Coventry in the reign of Edward II. MidH 18 (1993) 1–18.Google Scholar
883 Romero, A-M, Saint-Denis: la montée des pouvoirs. Paris: Presses du CNRS: CNMHS 1992. pp 128, il.Google Scholar
884 Rowlands, M, Government and governors in four manorial boroughs in the west Midlands 1600–1700. JRLS 13 (1993) 1–19.Google Scholar
885 Allen, OE, The tiger: the rise and fall of Tammany Hall. Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley 1993. pp xii + 317, il.Google Scholar
886 Baum, D & Miller, WR, Ethnic conflict and machine politics in San Antonio, 1892–1899. JUH 19 (1993) 63–84.Google Scholar
887 Bauman, JF, W. Wilson Goode: the black mayor as urban entrepreneur. JNH (1993) 141–58.Google Scholar
888 Bayley, C A, Rulers, townsmen and bazaars: North Indian society in the age of British expansion, 1770–1870. Oxford: Oxford UP (India) 1993. pp 516.Google Scholar