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Current bibliography of urban history

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Urban History Yearbook , Volume 13 , May 1986 , pp. 132 - 168
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References

I GENERAL: RESEARCH METHODS, AIDS AND MATERIALS: Research methods

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URBAN HISTORY – DEFINITIONS AND HISTORIOGRAPHY: Urban historiography

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PORTRAITS OF TOWNS-LITERARY, GRAPHIC AND STATISTICAL: This section is arranged alphabetically by the name of the town: Literary portrayals and personal reminiscences

178 Charay, J, Aubenas en vivanrais. Aubenas en Vivanrais: author 1983. pp 79, il.Google Scholar
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Graphic portrayals

196 Bornman, H, Fotogeskiedenis van Barberton 1884–1984: Photographic history of Barberton 1884–1984. Barberton: City Council 1984. pp 72, il.Google Scholar
197 Bombs on Belfast: the blitz of 1941: a camera record. Belfast: Pretani 1984. pp xiv + 54, il.Google Scholar
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II POPULATION: RESEARCH METHODS, AIDS AND MATERIALS

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GENERAL FEATURES OF URBAN POPULATIONS

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ASPECTS OF URBAN ADMINISTRATION

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661 Dessert, G, Le cout de la santé en Normandie 1850–1938. CdH (1984) 135–65.Google Scholar
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Police see also 570

665 Ainsley, H, Keeping the peace in southern England in the thirteenth century. SouH 6 (1984) 13–35.Google Scholar
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669 Lyon Smith, RJ, The lighting of Tewkesbury's streets. GLHB 51 (1985) 9–11.Google Scholar

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670 Darton, RW & Dixon, G, Admiral Thomas Chaloner. CTLHS 47 (1984) 1–9.Google Scholar
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UTOPIAN PLANNING AND EXPERIMENTS

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HOUSING IMPROVEMENT: Public housing

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696 Gulliver, S, The area project of the Scottish development agency. TPR 55 (1984) 322–34.Google Scholar
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706 Dumsday, J, Tailpiece: when the trumpets cease to blow. TCP 53 (1984) 329–30.Google Scholar

REGIONAL PLANNING

707 Booth, A, The Second World War and the origins of modern regional policy. EcSo 11 (1982) 1–21.Google Scholar
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IX URBAN CULTURE: URBAN CULTURE AND ENTERTAINMENT: Medieval and early modern

709 Selement, G, The meeting of elite and popular minds at Cambridge, New England 1638–1645. WMQ 41 (1984) 32–48.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
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711 Ingram, M, Ridings, rough music and the reform of population culture. PaP 105 (1984) 79–113.Google Scholar

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Cinema

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723 Crump, J, ‘The great carnival of the year’: the Leicester races in the nineteenth century. LAHS 58 (1982–1983) 58–74.Google Scholar
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727 Avery, C & Marsh, M, The bronze statuettes of the Art Union of London: the rise and decline of Victorian taste in sculpture. Ap 05 (1985) 328–37.Google Scholar
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EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION

737 Makepeace, C, Science and technology in Manchester–200 years of the Lit and Phil. Manchester: Literary & Philosophical Society Publications 1984.Google Scholar

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738 Albert, P, Le Journal des commarssances utiles de Gazardin (1831, 1836…) ou la première réussite de la presse à bon marché. RN 66 (1984) 733–44.Google Scholar
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745 Barbnier, F, Le livre imprimé au XVe siècle dans la France du Nord. RN 66 (1984) 633–51.Google Scholar
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EDUCATION

753 Adams, K, The chronicles of Barr's Hill House 1850–1892. Coventry: Barr's Hill Guild 1983. pp 77, il.Google Scholar
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X ATTITUDES TO CITIES: ATTITUDES TO CITIES

772 Evans, N, The Welsh Victorian city: the middle class and civic and national consciousness in Cardiff. WeHR 12 (1984) 350–87.Google Scholar
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VIEWS OF THE CITY IN LITERATURE, GRAPHIC AND DRAMATIC ART: Urban elites see also 607

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