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Current Bibliography of Urban History

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Urban History Yearbook , Volume 1 , May 1974 , pp. 116 - 160
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HISTORY AND FORTUNES OF INDIVIDUAL TOWNS: This section is arranged alphabetically by the name of the town: History of individual towns: General: Aberdeen

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Kingston upon Thames

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Knowle

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Lavenham

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Leckhampton

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Leeds

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Maidenhead

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Theory

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NATALITY AND MORTALITY: Modern pre-industrial

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DISEASE: Modern pre-industrial

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PHYSICAL AND STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF TOWNS: General

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Middle ages

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HOUSING: House building

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House types

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House ownership

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Housing conditions

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Environmental conditions

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Class structure, composition and interaction

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SOCIAL LIFE: Social organizations, clubs and societies

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626 James, TM, The inns of Croydon 1640–1840. SurAC 68 (1971) 109–30.Google Scholar
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629 Becker, LD, Unitarianism in post-war Atlanta 1882–1908. Georgia Historical Quarterly (1972) 349–64.Google Scholar
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EXTERNAL TRADE

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MODES OF INTER-URBAN COMMUNICATION: Roads

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Canals and inland navigation

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Public health and medical care

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850 Dodd, AH, Keeping school in Victorian Wrexham. DHSTr 21 (1972) 11–27.Google Scholar
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857 Spence, BV, School Board records in County Durham 1870–1904. Arc 10 (1971) 20–7.Google Scholar
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862 Watts, EJ, The police in Atlanta 1890–1905. JSH 39 (1973) 165–82.Google Scholar

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863 Chatterton, DA, State control of public utilities in the 19th century: the London gas industry. BuH 14 (1972) 166–78.Google Scholar

Water see also 828

864 Stephenson, RA, Impact of urban growth on water resources in South-Eastern US. SEG 12 (1972) 155–61.Google Scholar

Drainage

865 Cain, LP, Raising and watering a city: Ellis Chester Chesborough and Chicago's first sanitation system. TC 13 (1972) 353–72.Google Scholar

PARKS AND AMENITIES

866 Fawcett, T, The Norwich pleasure gardens. NoA 25 (1973) 382–99.Google Scholar
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VIII SHAPING THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT: RESEARCH METHODS, AIDS AND MATERIALS: Printed documentary sources

868 Gardner-Medwin, R, The Mumford-Osborn letters: a review article. TPR 44 (1973) 49–53.Google Scholar

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Modern industrial

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882 Funigiello, PJ, City planning in World War II: the experiences of the National Resources Planning Board. SSQ 53 (1972) 91–104.Google Scholar
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884 Hemdahl, RG, Cologne and Stockholm: urban planning and land use controls. Metuchen NJ: Scarecrow Press 1971. pp 334.Google Scholar
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EXPOSURE OF URBAN CONDITIONS

892 Daniel, PL, Those remarkable Mayhew brothers. ELP 14 (1972) 109–17.Google Scholar

UTOPIAN PLANNING AND EXPERIMENTS

893 Davidson, RV, Victor Considérant and the failure of La Réunion. SWHQ 76 (1973) 277–96.Google Scholar

NEW AND EXPANDED TOWNS

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

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ENTERTAINMENT: Theatre

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EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION: Newspapers

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Other means of information exchange

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X ATTITUDES TO CITIES: Medieval

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