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Current Bibliography of Urban History

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Urban History Yearbook , Volume 2 , May 1975 , pp. 110 - 153
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I GENERAL: RESEARCH METHODS, AIDS AND MATERIALS: Directories

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Maps and plans

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FAMILY AND HOUSEHOLD STRUCTURE

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PHYSICAL AND STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF AREAS WITHIN TOWNS: Central business district

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SITES AND BUILDINGS: Land ownership and estate administration

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HOUSING: House building

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Housing conditions

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CLASS STRUCTURE: Occupational structure

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SOCIAL PROBLEMS AND DEVIANCE

665 Cullingworth, JB, Problems of an urban society. Toronto: Toronto UP 1973. 3 vols pp 174, 191, 195.Google Scholar

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666 Beattie, JM, The pattern of crime in England 1660–1800. PaP 62 (1974) 47–95.Google Scholar
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Poverty

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SOCIAL REFORM AND IMPROVEMENT: Social reform movements and institutions

678 Elliott, M, The Leicester coffee house and cocoa house movement. LAHS 47 (1971–1972) 55–61.Google Scholar
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682 Benson, J, Colliery disaster funds 1860–1897. IRSH 19 (1974) 73–85.Google Scholar
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Social work

686 Mohl, RA, The urban missionary movement in New York city 1800–1825. JRelH 7 (1972) 110–28.Google Scholar
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Voluntary education

688 Goldthwaite, RA, Schools and teachers of commercial arithmetic in Renaissance Florence. JEEH 1 (1972) 418–34.Google Scholar
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MINORITY GROUPS: Racial minorities

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Ethnic minorities

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Majority reaction to minority groups

722 Betten, N & Mohl, RA, The evolution of racism in an industrial city 1906–1940: a case study of Gary, Indiana. JNH 59 (1974) 51–64.Google Scholar
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V ECONOMIC ACTIVITY: RESEARCH METHODS, AIDS AND MATERIALS: Printed documentary sources

731 Sanderson, FE, Liverpool and the slave trade: a guide to sources. HSLC 124 (1972) 154–76.Google Scholar

URBAN ECONOMIC ACTIVITY: General

732 Daly, MT & Webber, MJ, The growth of the firm in the city. US 10 (1973) 303–17.Google Scholar

Medieval

733 Mazzaoui, MF, The cotton industry of Northern Italy in the late middle ages: 1150–1450. JEcH 22 (1972) 262–86.Google Scholar

Modern pre-industrial

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742 Clout, H, Economic change in Belgian Limburg. Ge 59 (1974) 145–7.Google Scholar
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AGRICULTURE

749 Webber, R, London's market gardens. HT 23 (1973) 871–8.Google Scholar

INDUSTRY

750 Bukowski, M, Industrial building in Upper Silesia. IA 10 (1973) 357–66.Google Scholar
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753 Daniel, L, The Quinby and Robinson cannon foundry at Memphis. WTennHSP (1973) 18–32.Google Scholar
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EXTERNAL TRADE

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780 Hodge, JD, The lumber industry in Laurel, Mississippi, at the turn of the 19th century. JMisH (1973) 361–79.Google Scholar
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INTERNAL TRADE AND SERVICES: Retailing

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Finance, banking and insurance

790 Bradford, WD, Commercial banks and inner city economic development: theory, comments and development of a model. RBPE 4 (1973) 21–40.Google Scholar
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CONSUMPTION: Standard of living

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LABOUR ORGANIZATION: Trade unions

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Strikes and lockouts

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VI COMMUNICATIONS: RESEARCH METHODS, AIDS AND MATERIALS: Maps and plans

803 Hyde, R, Seven manuscript Thames charts by Greenville Collins [17th cent.]. JSA 5 (1974) 38–40.Google Scholar

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INTER-URBAN COMMUNICATIONS

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MODES OF INTER-URBAN COMMUNICATION: Roads

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Shipping

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Canals and inland navigation

819 Broadbridge, SR, Water supply on the Birmingham canal navigation 1769–1830. IA 10 (1973) 279–303.Google Scholar
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Railways

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MODES OF INTRA-URBAN COMMUNICATION: Roads and streets

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Public transport

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Telephone, telegraph, post

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VII POLITICS AND ADMINISTRATION: RESEARCH METHODS, AIDS AND MATERIALS: Archives

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URBAN POLITICS AND ADMINISTRATION: Medieval times

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Modern pre-industrial

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882 Newman, EL, The blouse and the frock coat: the alliance of the common people of Paris with the liberal leadership and the middle class during the last years of the Bourbon restoration. JMH 46 (1974) 26–59.Google Scholar
883 Rice, CD, Abolitionists and abolitionism in Aberdeen: a test case for the 19th century anti-slavery movement. NS 1 (1972) 65–88.Google Scholar
884 Rock, D, Machine politics in Buenos Aires and the Argentine Radical Party 1912–1930. JLAS 4 (1972) 233–56.Google Scholar
885 Rogers, N, Aristocratic clientage, trade and independency: popular politics in pre-Radical Westminster. PaP 61 (1973) 70–106.Google Scholar
886 Rowe, DJ, Some aspects of Chartism on Tyneside. IRSH 16 (1971) 17–39.Google Scholar
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URBAN POLITICS, LOCAL AND MUNICIPAL

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URBAN ADMINISTRATION: General urban administration

900 Municipal government, history and politics. New York: Johnson Reprint Corp 1973. 10 vols.pp 559. [Reprint of 1883 ed.]Google Scholar
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909 Meredith, GP, The changing role of the training officer in local government. LGS 7 (1974) 53–8.Google Scholar
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Education

914 Barclay, JB, The Tounis Scule: the Royal High School of Edinburgh. Edinburgh: Royal High School Club 1974. pp vii + 152, il.Google Scholar
915 Britton, JA, Urban education and social change in the Mexican revolution 1931–40. JLAS 5 (1973) 233–45.Google Scholar
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917 Pugh, DR, The destruction of the English School Boards. PH 12 (1972) 81–102.Google Scholar
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Police

919 Kocolowski, GP, Expanding police services in late 19th century Cincinnati. CinHSB 31 (1973) 115–26.Google Scholar
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Fire

922 Holloway, S, London's noble fire brigades. Cassell 1973. pp 168.Google Scholar

Other municipal services

923 A history of the development of the public library service in the Chigwell Urban District 1968–1973. Loughton: Chigwell Urban District Council Libraries Dept. 1973. pp [3] 8.Google Scholar
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925 Brimble, J, Tipton free library. BI 7 (1973) 49–51.Google Scholar
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PUBLIC UTILITIES: Water

928 Flannery, T, The water towers of St Louis. BMHS 29 (1973) 236–42.Google Scholar
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VIII SHAPING THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT: RESEARCH METHODS, AIDS AND MATERIALS: Bibliographies

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TOWN PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL: General

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Modern pre-industrial

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Modern industrial

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UTOPIAN PLANNING AND EXPERIMENTS

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HOUSING IMPROVEMENT: Control of housing conditions

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Public housing provision

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IX URBAN CULTURE: URBAN CULTURE AND ENTERTAINMENT: Modern pre-industrial

980 Kaufman, P, Readers and their reading in 18th century Lichfield. Lib 28 (1973) 108–15.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

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981 Chumney, JR, The Pink Palace: Clarence Saunders [1881–1953] and the Memphis Museum. THQ (1973) 3–21.Google Scholar
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ENTERTAINMENT: Theatre

987 Clark, FM, The theatre of Pithole, Pennsylvania, oil boom town. WPHM 56 (1973) 39–58.Google Scholar
988 Coiner, MW, The Grand Opera House and the golden age of the legitimate theatre in Kansas City. MHR 67 (1973) 407–23.Google Scholar
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FINE ARTS: Painting

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EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION: Newspapers

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ATTITUDES TO CITIES: Medieval

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VIEWS OF THE CITY: The city in literature

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