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605 PARMENTIER I, Les marchés et les pratiques alimentaires en ville, du Moyen Âge au XIXe siècle : remarques introductives. In KNAEPEN A, LOIR C & WILKIN A eds, Les marchés alimentaires en ville depuis le Moyen Âge. Brussels: Editions de l'Université de Bruxelles 2018. 7–12.

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618 COSTA L, ROCHA M & BRITO P, The alchemy of gold: interest rates, money stock, and credit in eighteenth-century Lisbon. EcHR 71 4 (2018) 1147–72.

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622 FLEMING A, City of debtors: a century of fringe finance. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press 2018. pp 376.

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624 HANSEN B, Trust company failures and institutional change in New York, 1875–1925. ES 19 2 (2018) 241–71.

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675 MERRITT J, Westminster 1640–1660: a royal city in a time of revolution. Manchester: Manchester University Press 2018. pp 288.

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677 POPE B, Nuremberg's noble servant: Werner von Parsberg (d. 1455) between town and nobility in late medieval Germany. GeH 36 2 (2018) 159–80.

678 RADFORD I, Motley crowds and splendid assemblies: press depictions of election culture in mid-Victorian Toronto. HS 51 103 (2018) 1–25.

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680 RISTOW C, A revolution unfinished: the Chegomista rebellion and the limits of revolutionary democracy in Juchitán, Oaxaca. Lincoln, NE: University of Nebraska Press 2018. pp 312.

681 ROSS F, From municipal feminism to the equality act – legislation and gender equality work in UK local government 1980–2010. WSIF 66 1 (2018) 1–8.

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688 VAN CAMP V & HAEMERS J, ‘Li ville est mal gouvernee: les registres du conseil de la ville de Mons, la crise politique de 1424–1428 et son impact sur l'audition des comptes communaux. HU 52 2 (2018) 137–66.

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690 VIANA V, The making of a modern public health system in some smaller Chinese towns, 1929–1949. UH 45 2 (2018) 331–50.

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697 GRANT A, Derry: the Irish revolution, 1912–1923. Dublin: Four Courts 2018. pp 224.

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706 MATHER R, Remembering protest in the late-Georgian working-class home. In GRIFFIN C & MCDONAGH B eds, Remembering protest in Britain since 1500: memory, materiality and the landscape. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan 2018. 135–58.

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711 RAFAIL P, Protest in the city: urban spatial restructuring and dissent in New York, 1960–2006. US 55 1 (2018) 244–60.

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715 SCHRADER T, The colors of Loisaida: embedding murals in community activism. JUH 44 3 (2018) 519–32.

716 STRATMANN G, Giving meaning to anarchy: contemporary interpretations of rioting in 18th-century Britain. In EHLAND C & FISCHER P eds, Resistance and the city: challenging urban space. Leiden: Brill 2018. 79–97.

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725 BAGO I, The city as a space of plastic happening: from grand proposals to exceptional gestures in the art of the 1970s in Zagreb. JUH 44 1 (2018) 26–53.

726 BARBOT M, Dans les bons comme dans les mauvais moments? Localiser et nommer les immeubles à Milan au tournant de la crise du xviie siècle. HU 53 3 (2018) 17–35.

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730 BIGON L, Beneath the city's grid: vernacular and (post-)colonial planning interactions in Dakar, Senegal. JHG 59 (2018) 52–67.

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734 BRADY J & MCMANUS R, Marino at 100: a garden suburb of lasting influence. IG 51 1 (2018) 1–24.

735 CICCHINI M, Les incertitudes du commencement. La numérotation des maisons et sa réception à Genève à la fin du xviiie siècle. HU 53 3 (2018) 107–25.

736 CIRIACONO S, Management of the lagoon and urban environment in 18th-century Venice. WH 10 2–3 (2018) 141–61.

737 CONNELLY M & GOEBEL S, Ypres: great battles. Oxford: Oxford University Press 2018. pp 288.

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739 COOK M, ‘A river with a city problem, not a city with a river problem': Brisbane and its flood-prone river. EnvH 24 4 (2018) 469–96.

740 COURTNEY C, The nature of disaster in China: the 1931 Yangzi River flood. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 2018. pp 310.

741 DAVIES L, Gentrification in Lagos, 1929–1990. UH 45 4 (2018) 712–32.

742 DAVIS B & JENSEN A, River landscapes of Sao Paulo: Varzeas and Piscinoes, a strange landscape. In WAY T ed, River cities, city rivers. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press 2018. 215–40.

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744 DI PALMA V & ROBINSON A, Willful waters: the Los Angeles River. In WAY T ed, River cities, city rivers. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press 2018. 153–84.

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748 DORY J, Clash of urban philosophies: Moses versus Jacobs. JPH 17 1 (2018) 20–41.

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753 GASTIL R, Complexity and continuity in the transformation of Pittsburgh's rivers and riverfronts. In WAY T ed, River cities, city rivers. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press 2018. 319–46.

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756 GUNN S, Ring road: Birmingham and the collapse of the motor city ideal in 1970s Britain. HJ 61 1 (2018) 227–48.

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760 HORIGAN K, Consuming Katrina: public disaster and personal narrative. Jackson: University Press of Mississippi 2018. pp 144.

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764 JONES K, ‘The lungs of the city': green space, public health and bodily metaphor in the landscape of urban park history. EnvH 24 1 (2018) 39–58.

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766 KAPSCH R, Building Washington: engineering and construction of the new federal city, 1790–1840. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins 2018. pp 384.

767 KELLY M, The Thames barrier: climate change, shipping and the transition to a new envirotechnical regime. In AGAR J & WARD J eds, Histories of technology, the environment, and modern Britain. London: UCL Press 2018. 206–29.

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769 KREITMAN P, Attacked by excrement: the political ecology of shit in wartime and postwar Tokyo. EnH 23 2 (2018) 342–66.

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872 GREGOR N, Siegmund von Hausegger, the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra and civic musical culture in the Third Reich. GeH 36 4 (2018) 544–73.

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877 KARKABI N, How and why Haifa has become the ‘Palestinian cultural capital’ in Israel. CitC 17 4 (2018) 1168–88.

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885 NORMAN J, In public and in private: a study of festival in seventeenth-century Rome. In MULRYNE J, DE JONGE K, MORRIS R & MARTENS P eds, Occasions of state: early modern European festivals and the negotiation of power. Abingdon: Routledge 2018. 229–46.

886 OVERLAET K, The ‘joyous entry’ of Archduke Maximilian into Antwerp (13 January 1478): an analysis of a ‘most elegant and dignified’ dialogue. JMH 44 2 (2018) 231–49.

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890 RHODES P, Periclean Athens. London: Bloomsbury Academic 2018. pp 128.

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895 SPOSATO J, Leipzig after Bach: church and concert life in a German city. Oxford: Oxford University Press 2018. pp 336.

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897 STEPANOV B & SAMUTINA N, An eighteenth-century theme park: museum-reserve Tsaritsyno (Moscow) and the public culture of the post-Soviet metropolis. UH 45 1 (2018) 74–99.

898 STEWART W, Fashioning frenchness: gens de couleur libres and the cultural struggle for power in antebellum New Orleans. JSocH 51 3 (2018) 526–56.

899 STOPES H, ‘Lydéric, sauveur de Flandres’: décentralisation théâtrale and the local politics of the opera in Lille, 1881–1896. FH 32 3 (2018) 387–407.

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902 VAN GELDER M, Ducal display and the contested use of space in late sixteenth-century Venetian coronation festivals. In MULRYNE J, DE JONGE K, MORRIS R & MARTENS P eds, Occasions of state: early modern European festivals and the negotiation of power. Abingdon: Routledge 2018. 167–95.

903 VAN OORT T, Resurrection in slow motion: the delayed restoration of the cinema exhibition industry in post-war Rotterdam. EurRH 25 6 (2018) 999–1017.

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905 VOLLMERT C, Staging technology: the international electrotechnical exhibition in Frankfurt am Main, 1891. NCTF 45 2 (2018) 212–31.

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907 WHITE T, From elite to egalitarian banquets in late eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century Paris. In MULRYNE J, DE JONGE K, MORRIS R & MARTENS P eds, Occasions of state: early modern European festivals and the negotiation of power. Abingdon: Routledge 2018. 249–64.

908 BANKS J & LEFEBER M, A mechanical source of Turkish music from 18th-century London. EMus 46 2 (2018) 299–317.

909 BOWEN J, A provincial frost fair: urban space, sociability and spectacle in Shrewsbury during the great frost of 1739. MidH 43 1 (2018) 43–61.

910 CLARK K, ‘Of the temperament of those musical instruments’: considering Tiberius Cavallo and the scientific observation of musical sounds in late eighteenth-century London. ECM 15 1 (2018) 47–51.

911 CRAWFORD J, ‘Behindhand with their countrymen’: literary culture and economic decline in eighteenth-century Exeter. ECS 51 4 (2018) 417–36.

912 DEBENHAM M & COLE M, Marquetry cabinets containing newly fashionable pianofortes made in eighteenth-century London: the cabinet maker's pianoforte – or the pianoforte maker's cabinet. LJ 43 3 (2018) 289–311.

913 FAIR A, Modern playhouses: an architectural history of Britain's new theatres, 1945–1985. Oxford: Oxford University Press 2018. pp xiv + 295.

914 GIRDWOOD M, W.B. Yeats, the Abbey Theatre, and the cinema, 1909–1939. ISR 26 4 (2018) 455–71.

915 KEY S, Aristocratic pretension in Republican ballrooms: dance, etiquette, and identity in Washington City, 1804. EAmS 16 3 (2018) 460–88.

916 LINSTER J, ‘Ye lovers of physick, come lend me your ear’: dangerous doctors in early modern London. ERC 44 2 (2018) 157–79.

917 SHARPLES J, George Walker and the ghost: the chess-player in urban and literary culture, 1840–51. SpiH 38 1 (2018) 75–95.

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919 TOFIGHIAN N, Mapping ‘the whirligig of amusements’ in colonial Southeast Asia. JSEAS 49 2 (2018) 277–96.

920 VAN BRUAENE A-L, State of play. Rhetorician drama and the ambiguities of censorship in the early modern Low Countries. In KAVALER E & VAN BRUAENE A-L eds, Netherlandish culture of the sixteenth century: urban perspectives. Turnhout: Brepols Publishers 2018. 295–310.

921 XANTHAKI-KARAMANOU G, Hellenistic drama and Alexandrian culture. In ZEREFOS C & VARDINOYANNIS M eds Hellenistic Alexandria: celebrating 24 centuries. Oxford: Archaeopress 2018. 136–45.

922 COULTON R, Curiosity, commerce, and conversation: nursery-gardens and nurserymen in eighteenth-century London. LJ 43 1 (2018) 17–35.

923 HARRIS R, Transnational urban meanings: the passage of ‘suburb’ to India and its rough reception. In SANDOVAL-STRAUSZ A & KWAK N eds, Making cities global: the transnational turn in urban history. Philadelphia: University of Philadelphia Press 2018. 223–40.

924 KURAL B, Three circular gardens in Venice and Constantinople/Istanbul in the context of early modern Mediterranean cross-cultural exchange. SHGDL 38 2 (2018) 158–79.

925 MÜNCH O, Henry Mayhew and the street traders of Victorian London – a cultural exchange with material consequences. LJ 43 1 (2018) 53–71.

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928 BUXTON H, Health by design: teaching cleanliness and assembling hygiene at the nineteenth-century sanitation museum. BJHS 51 3 (2018) 457–85.

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931 JAMES R, ‘Read for victory': public libraries and book reading in a British naval port city during the Second World War. CulSH 15 2 (2018) 233–53.

932 KHACATRYAN A, The St. James Armenian printing house in Jerusalem: scientific and educational activities, 1833–1933. In DALACHANIS A & LEMIRE V eds, Ordinary Jerusalem, 1840–1940: opening new archives, revisiting a global city. Leiden: Brill 2018. 366–83.

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934 MAGAZINER D, The foundation: design, time, and possibility in 1960s Nairobi. CSSH 60 3 (2018) 599–628.

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938 WHYMAN S, The useful knowledge of William Hutton: culture and industry in eighteenth-century Birmingham. Oxford: Oxford University Press 2018. pp 240.

939 HERDMAN J, Songs danced in anger: music and violent emotions in late sixteenth-century Lyon. FH 32 2 (2018) 151–81.

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