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637 STOBART J, Selling (through) politeness: advertising provincial shops in eighteenth-century England. CulSh 5 3 (2008) 309–28.

638 BODENHORN H, Free banking and bank entry in nineteenth-century New York. FHR 15 2 (2008) 175–201.

639 de la TORRE I, The London and Paris temples: a comparative analysis of their financial services for the kings during the 13th century. UPTON-WEST JM ed, The military orders, IV: On land and by sea. Aldershot: Ashgate 2008. 21–8.

640 FRASER S, Wall Street: America's dream palace. New Haven: Yale University Press 2008. pp 200, il.

641 FULLER D & MELLOR M, Banking for the poor: addressing the needs of financially excluded communities in Newcastle upon Tyne. US 45 7 (2008) 1505–24.

642 LEYSHON A & SIGNORETTA P, ‘All gone now’: the material, discursive and political erasure of bank and building society branches in Britain. Ant 40 1 (2008) 79–101.

643 WALL JT, Wall Street and the fruited plain: money, expansion, and politics in the gilded age. Lanham: University Press of America 2008. pp x + 382.

644 BUKLIJAS T, Cultures of death and politics of corpse supply: anatomy in Vienna, 1848–1914. BHM 82 3 (2008) 570–607.

645 CROSBY A, A Banbury shoemaker in the 1870s. CC 17 5 (2008) 150–9.

646 JONES BM, The clockmakers and watchmakers of Wrexham 1650–1900. DHS 56 (2008) 101–20.

654 BOOT HM & MAINDONALD JH, New estimates of age- and sex-specific earnings and the male-female earnings gap in the British cotton industry, 1833–1906. EHR 61 2 (2008) 380–408.

655 BORODKIN L, GRANVILLE B & LEONARD CS, The rural/urban wage gap in the industrialisation of Russia, 1884–1910. EurREH 12 1 (2008) 67–95.

656 GAZELEY I, ‘Women's pay in British industry during the Second World War. EcHR 61 3 (2008) 651–71.

657 van NEDERVEEN MEERKERK E & SCHMIDT A, Between wage labor and vocation: child labor in Dutch urban industry, 1600–1800. JSocH 41 3 (2008) 717–36.

658 HORI M, The price and quality of wine and conspicuous consumption in England 1646–1759. EHR 123 505 (2008) 1457–69.

659 HUNTLEY D, The story of London gin. BH 29 3 (2008) 33–6.

660 MANSVELT J, Geographies of consumption: citizenship, space and practice. PHG 32 1 (2008) 105–17.

675 BURN I ed, Notable barber surgeons: biographies of barber surgeons who have distinguished themselves both in medicine and in the wider world. London: Farrand Press in association with the Worshipful Company of Barbers 2008. pp 433, il.

676 CROWSTON C, Women, gender, and guilds in early modern Europe: an overview of recent research. IRSH 53 S16 (2008) 19–44.

677 DAVENPORT C, Daventry's craft companies 1574–1675. NPP 61 (2008), 42–55.

678 de MOOR T, The silent revolution: a new perspective on the emergence of commons, guilds, and other forms of corporate collective action in western Europe. IRSH 53 S16 (2008) 179–212.

679 de MUNCK B, Skills, trust, and changing consumer preferences: the decline of Antwerp's craft guilds from the perspective of the product market, c.1500–c.1800. IRSH 53 2 (2008) 197–233.

680 EHMER J, Rural guilds and urban–rural guild relations in early modern central Europe. IRSH 53 S16 (2008) 143–58.

681 EPSTEIN SR, Craft guilds in the pre-modern economy: a discussion. EcHR 61 1 (2008) 155–74.

682 EPSTEIN SR & PRAK M eds, Guilds, innovation, and the European economy, 1400–1800. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 2008. pp viii + 352.

683 JANSEN J, From guild to rotary: Hunters’ Associations and Mali's search for a civil society. IRSH 53 S16 (2008) 249–70.

684 LUCASSEN J, de MOOR T & van ZANDEN JL, The return of the guilds: towards a global history of the guilds in pre-industrial times. IRSH 53 S16 (2008) 5–18.

685 MOCARELLI L, Guilds reappraised: Italy in the early modern period. IRSH 53 S16 (2008) 159–78.

686 MOLL-MURATA, Chinese guilds from the seventeenth to the twentieth centuries: an overview. IRSH 53 S16 (2008) 213–47.

687 NAGATA ML, Brotherhoods and stock societies: guilds in pre-modern Japan. IRSH 53 S16 (2008) 121–42.

688 OGILVIE S, Rehabilitating the guilds: a reply. EcHR 61 1 (2008) 175–82.

689 OLDLAND J, The London fullers and shearmen, and their merger to become the Clothworkers’ Company. TexH 39 2 (2008) 172–92.

690 PRAK M, Preface: S.R. Epstein (1960–2007) and the guilds. IRSH 53 S16 (2008) 1–3.

691 ROY T, The guild in modern South Asia. IRSH 53 S16 (2008) 95–120.

692 SCRASE AJ, The bishop and the guild: the Wells crisis of 1341–3. SAHN 151 (2008) 117–25.

693 SOLY H, The political economy of European craft guilds: power relations and economic strategies of merchants and master artisans in the medieval and early modern textile industries. IRSH 53 S16 (2008) 45–71.

694 SONKAJÄRVI H, From German-speaking Catholics to French carpenters: Strasbourg guilds and the role of confessional boundaries in the inclusion and exclusion of foreigners in the eighteenth century. UH 35 2 (2008) 202–15.

695 TITTLER R, Portraiture, precedence and politics amongst the London liveries c. 1540–1640. UH 35 3 (2008) 349–62.

696 van den HEUVEL D, Partners in marriage and business? Guilds and the family economy in urban food markets in the Dutch Republic. ContC 23 SI2 (2008) 217–36.

697 YILDRIM O, Ottoman guilds in the early modern era. IRSH 53 S16 (2008) 73–93.

698 REISS M, Circulars, surveys and support: trades councils and the marches of 1936. LabHR 73 1 (2008) 89–112.

699 BARBARY VC, Reinterpreting ‘factory politics’ in Bury, Lancashire, 1868–1880. HJ 51 1 (2008) 115–44.

700 de la MARE U, Necessity and rage: the factory women's strikes in Bermondsey, 1911. HWJ 66 (2008) 62–80.

701 DUTTA P, Urbanization, local politics and labour protest: a case study of jute mills area of 24-Parganas (North) 1900–1959. Siliguri: Dipali Publishers 2008. pp iv + 157.

702 DYRENFURTH N, ‘A terrible monster’: from ‘employers to capitalists’ in the 1885–86 Melbourne wharf labourers’ strike. LabHist 94 (2008) 89–112.

703 ESTEVES O, Les Glasgow rent strikes de 1915 ou quand la désobéissance civile des femmes contraint le législateur. LISA 6 4 (2008) 40–56.

704 LEIGH JS, Preston cotton martyrs: the millworkers who shocked a nation. Lancaster: Palatine 2008. pp 103, il.

705 PETRIE A, The 1915 rent strikes: an East Coast perspective. Dundee: Abertay Historical Society 2008. pp viii + 116.

706 SHERMAN TC, State practice, nationalist politics and the hunger strikes of the Lahore conspiracy case prisoners, 1929–39. CulSh 5 4 (2008) 497–508.

707 WILSON MV, The 1911 Waterfront strikes in Glasgow: trade unions and rank-and-file militancy in the Labour unrest of 1910–1914. IRSH 53 2 (2008) 261–92.

708 FORDE C, ‘You know we are not an employment agency’: manpower, government, and the development of the temporary help industry in Britain. ES 9 2 (2008) 337–65.

709 WAGMILLER RL, Male nonemployment in white, black, hispanic, and multiethnic urban neighborhoods, 1970–2000. UAR 44 (2008) 85–125.

710 ARMSTRONG C, Tyneside's home guard units: an able body of men? CBH 22 2 (2008) 257–78.

712 HUNTER D, ‘Then we turned our noses homeward’: merchant navy officers and their families 1841–1941. LocH 38 4 (2008) 289–98.

713 JARVIS A, Maintaining the trust: the Mersey docks and harbour board, 1858–1972. MM 94 4 (2008) 432–45.

714 POPE DJ, Liverpool's catholic ships’ captains, c. 1745–1807. RecH 29 1 (2008) 48–76.

715 ROBINSON M, The port of Carlisle: trade and shipping in Cumberland, 1675–1735. CWAAS 8 (2008) 147–57.

716 SWANSON CE, ‘To procure a good freight’: Charles Town merchants in the eighteenth century. IJMH 20 2 (2008) 111–42

717 BELLOC H, The historic Thames, a portrait of England's greatest river. London: I. B. Tauris 2008. pp 128.

718 LOFTUS A & LUMSDEN F, Reworking hegemony in the urban waterscape. TIBG 33 1 (2008) 109–26.

719 LYNCH T, Messing about on the Thames. BH 29 1 (2008) 26–31.

720 MCLACHLAN S, The Thames path. BH 29 1 (2008) 30–4.

721 MAUCH C & ZELLER T eds, Rivers in history: perspectives on waterways in Europe and North America. Pittsburgh, Philadelphia: University of Pittsburgh Press 2008. pp viii + 229.

722 MEADOWS I, A riverside timber revetment at 130 Bridge Street, Peterborough. NArch 25 (2008) 163–72.

723 MEIKERINK S, Explaining continuity and change in international policies: issue linkage, venue change, and learning on policies for the river Scheldt estuary 1967–2005. EP A 40 4 (2008) 848–66.

724 PHILPOTTS R, When London became an island: the story of the building of the Regents Canal, 1811–1820. London: Blackwater Books 2008. pp 155.

725 WARD JP, The taming of the Thames: reading the river in the seventeenth century. HLQ 71 1 (2008) 55–75.

726 FROST M & SPENCE N, Energy consumption and work-travel trips: London, Birmingham, and Manchester, 1981–2001. EP A 40 9 (2008) 2238–58.

727 GILPIN LR, The Ulverstone & Lancaster railway: the challenge of Morecambe Bay. Pinner: Cumbrian Railways Association 2008. pp 95, il.

728 LEVINSON D, The orderliness hypothesis: the correlation of rail and housing development in London. JTH 29 1 (2008) 98–114.

729 SHEPPARD JA, Brighton's railway district in the mid-nineteenth century. SusAC 146 (2008) 189–98.

730 CLEVELAND-PECK P, Berlin airlift remembered: Patricia Cleveland-Peck visits Tempelhof which is about to close for ever as an airport. HT 58 10 (2008) 3–4.

731 HALL D, Manchester's finest: how the Munich air disaster broke the heart of a great city. London: Bantam 2008. pp x + 355, il.

732 BEAUCHAMP C, The telephone patents: intellectual property, business, and the law in the United States and Britain, 1876–1900. ES 9 4 (2008) 591–601.

733 A brief history of Ipswich trams. Ipswich: Ipswich Transport Museum 2008. pp 22.

734 ARSCOTT C, Walter Sickert and Roger Fry: alight here for Whiteley's. JWCI (2008) 295–31.

735 BUCKLEY R, Sheffield trams: past and present. Catrine: Stenlake 2008. pp 96, il.

736 DALLAS G, Metrostop Paris: history from the city's heart. London: John Murray 2008. pp xi + 240.

737 DALLAS G, Metro stop Paris: underground tales from the City of Light. New York: Walker & Co. 2008. pp 262, il.

738 ESSEX-LOPRESTI T, Bethnal Green tube shelter accident, 3 March 1943: book of remembrance replica of the copy lodged in St. John on Bethnal Green Church. Matlock: Civil Defence Association 2008. pp 32.

739 MEES P, O'CONNELL G & STONE J, Travel to work in Australian capital cities, 1976–2006. UPR 26 3 (2008) 363–78.

740 PETERSON AF, KINSEY BS, BARTLING H & BAYBECK B, Bringing the spatial in: the case of the 2002 Seattle monorail referendum. UAR 43 (2008) 403–29.

741 QUAYLE H, Whitehaven: the railways and waggonways of a unique Cumberland port. Pinner: Cumbrian Railways Association 2008. pp 101.

742 DONOVAN P & LAWRENCE P, Road traffic offending and an inner London magistrates’ court (1913–1963). CHS 12 2 (2008) 119–40.

743 NICHOLSON G, The lost art of walking: the history, science, philosophy, and literature of pedestrianism. New York: Riverhead Books 2008. pp 276.

744 NORTON PD, Fighting traffic: the dawn of the motor age in the American city. Cambridge: MIT, 2008. pp vi + 396.

745 O'BYRNE A, The art of walking in London: representing urban pedestrianism in the early nineteenth century. Rom 14 2 (2008) 94–107.

746 TANKARD P, Johnson and the walkable city. ECL 32 1 (2008) 1–22

747 WAKIN M, Using vehicles to challenge antisleeping ordinances. CitC 7 4 (2008) 309–29.

748 CAVE M, Through hell and high water: New Orleans, August 29–September 15, 2005. OHR 35 1 (2008) 1–10.

749 MACKMAN J, Hidden gems in the records of the common pleas: new evidence on the legacy of Lucy Visconti. CLARK L ed, Rule, redemption and representations in late medieval England and France. Woodbridge: Boydell and Brewer 2008. 59–72.

750 BRITNELL RH ed, Records of the borough of Crossgate, Durham, 1312–1531. Woodbridge: Boydell Press 2008. pp xlviii + 429.

751 BUTLER C, The book of fines: the annual accounts of the mayors of Southampton, I: 1488–1540. Southampton: University of Southampton 2008. pp xlvi + 217.

752 CHALKLIN C, The accounts of the wardens of the town lands of Tonbridge, 1574–1760. ArCant 128 (2008) 225–47.

753 DEMIDOWICZ G, Medieval Birmingham: the borough rentals of 1296 and 1344–5. Stratford-upon-Avon: Dugdale Society. pp 65.

754 HARRINGTON D & HYDE P, The early town books of Faversham c.1251–1581: the first town book, compiled c.1382-c.1405, being a collection of documents dating from 1251 relating to the legal status of the Borough. The second town book comprises the town accounts, wardmote minutes and other records for the period 1436–1581. Folkestone: History Research 2008. 2 vols. pp xcviii + 774.

755 JOHNSON G, Our man in Berlin: the diary of Sir Eric Phipps, 1933–1937. London: Palgrave Macmillan 2008. pp 272, il.

756 JONES JG, Lloyd George's diary for 1885. CHS 69 (2008) 37–60.

757 Justices of the peace, 1911 [electronic resource]. Chilmark: S&N 2008. 1 CD-ROM.

758 RÖJRLASTEN J ed, The Worcester eyre of 1275. Trowbridge: Cromwell Press 2008. pp xxix + 650.

759 UNDERWOOD M ed, The cartulary of the hospital of St John the Evangelist, Cambridge. Cambridge: Cambridgeshire Records Society 2008. pp lv + 292.

761 MATTINGLY DJ, Urbanism, epigraphy and identity in the towns of Britain under Roman rule. SCHELLENBERG HM, HIRSCHMANN VE & KRIEKHAUS A eds, A Roman miscellany: essays in honour of Anthony R. Birley on his seventieth birthday. Gdansk: Foundation for the Development of Gdansk University 2008. 53–72.

762 UNDERHILL T, ‘What have I to do with the ship?’: John Byrom and eighteenth-century Manchester politics, with new verse attributions. MRHR 19 (2008) 95–119.

763 ARCHER IW, City and court connected: the material dimensions of royal ceremonial, ca. 1480–1625. HLQ 71 1 (2008) 157–79.

764 ARCHER IW, ‘Civic culture’ in later medieval and early modern London (review essay). JUH 34 2 (2008) 370–9.

765 BETTEY J & LYES WJ, The consistory court of Bristol diocese. BGAS 126 (2008) 167–72.

766 COWARD B, London and the English Civil War. Hist 99 (2008) 6–15.

767 CRUMMY N, CHERRY J & NORTHOVER P, The Winchester moot horn. MedArch 52 (2008) 211–29.

768 CUTTICA C, Thomas Scott of Canterbury (1566–1635): patriot, civic radical, Puritan. HEI 34 4 (2008) 475–89.

769 DUMOLYN J, Privileges and novelties: the political discourse of the Flemish cities and rural districts in their negotiations with the dukes of Burgundy (1384–1506). UH 35 1 (2008) 5–23.

770 GRUMMITT D, The Calais Garrison: war and military service in England, 1436–1558. Woodbridge: Boydell and Brewer 2008. pp xiv + 217.

771 GRUMMIT TD, War and society in the north of England, c. 1477–1559: the cases of York, Hull and Beverley. NH 45 1 (2008) 125–40.

772 HARVEY AD, Parish boundary markers and perambulations in London. LocH 38 3 (2008) 180–93.

773 ISIN E & ÜSTÜNDAĞ E, Wills, deeds, acts: women's civic gift-giving in Ottoman Istanbul. GPC 15 5 (2008) 519–32.

774 JUHALA AL, An advantageous alliance: Edinburgh and the court of James VI. GOODACRE J, MACDONALD AA eds, Sixteenth-century Scotland: essays in honour of Michael Lynch. Leiden: Brill 2008. 337–63.

775 KEENE D, Text, visualisation and politics: London, 1150–1250. TRHS 18 (2008) 69–99.

776 MEIKLE MM, Anna of Denmark's coronation and entry into Edinburgh, 1590: cultural, religious and diplomatic perspectives. GOODACRE J & MACDONALD AA eds, Sixteenth-century Scotland: essays in honour of Michael Lynch. Leiden: Brill 2008. 277–94.

777 RAJ K, Régler les différends, gérer les différences: dynamiques urbaines et savantes à Calcutta au XVIIIe siècle. RHMC 55 2 (2008) 70–100.

778 RHYMER L, Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, and the city of London. CLARK L ed, Rule, redemption and representations in late medieval England and France. Woodbridge: Boydell and Brewer 2008. 47–58.

779 SENNEFELT K, Social and political thresholds in Stockholm, c. 1720–1770. UH 35 2 (2008) 185–201.

780 SPINA O, ‘Pour l'éternité dans la bouche et la mémoire des hommes’: autour de la réception du passage de Jacques Ier à Londres (15 mars 1604). Cmed 77 (2008) 61–75.

781 STEWART LAM, Politics and government in the Scottish burghs, 1603–1638. GOODACRE J & MACDONALD AA eds, Sixteenth-century Scotland: essays in honour of Michael Lynch. Leiden: Brill 2008. 427–50.

782 WALKER CF, Shaky colonialism: the 1746 earthquake-tsunami in Lima, Peru, and its long aftermath. Durham, North Carolina: Duke University Press 2008. pp xiii + 260, il.

783 ACHESON GG & TURNER JD, The death blow to unlimited liability in Victorian Britain: the city of Glasgow failure. EEcH 45 3 (2008) 235–53.

784 ADAMSON MR, Oil booms and boosterism: local elites, outside companies, and the growth of Ventura, California. JUH 35 1 (2008) 150–77.

785 AIJAZ R, Form of urban local government in India. JAAS 43 (2008) 131–54.

786 ASPINWALL B, Democracy and drink. GUTZKE DW ed, Britain and transnational progressivism. New York: Palgrave Macmillan 2008. 101–31.

787 ASPINWALL B, The civic ideal: Glasgow and the United States, 1880–1920. GUTZKE DW ed, Britain and transnational progressivism. New York: Palgrave Macmillan 2008. 65–100.

788 BATUMAN B, Organic intellectuals of urban politics? Turkish urban professionals as political agents, 1960–80. US 45 8 (2008) 1925–46.

789 BECKETT J, Derby's quest for city status, 1927–1977. DeAJ 128 (2008) 136–45.

790 BUSE DK, Encountering and overcoming small-city problems: Bremen in the nineteenth century. JUH 35 1 (2008) 39–52.

791 CASSIDY P, Temperance and the 1895 general election in the constituency of Derby. MidH 33 1 (2008) 97–114.

792 DUTTON DJ, The rise and fall of a political party: national liberalism in Wrexham, North Wales, 1936–1968. JBS 47 3 (2008) 604–23.

793 ESPINOSA C, L'armée et la ville en France, 1815–1870: de la Seconde Restauration à la veille du conflit Franco-prussien. Paris: Harmattan, 2008. pp 528.

794 FERGUSON WR, History of the high constables of Edinburgh 1920–2008. Edinburgh: Society of High Constables of Edinburgh 2008. pp vii + 183.

795 GAUNT RA, The fourth duke of Newcastle, the ‘mob’ and election contests in Nottinghamshire, 1818–1832. MidH 33 2 (2008) 196–217.

796 GIBSON J, Bailiffs and mayors of the borough of Banbury 1553/5–1973 and town mayors 1874–2008. CC 17 6 (2008) 206–13.

797 GIBSON NC, Introduction: a new politics of the poor emerges from South Africa's shantytowns. JAAS 43 (2008) 5–17.

798 GRIFFITHS JR, Civic communication in Britain: a study of the ‘Municipal Journal’ c.1893–1910. JUH 34 5 (2008) 775–94.

799 GUARNEROS-MEZA V, Local governance in Mexico: the cases of two historic-centre partnerships. US 45 5–6(2008) 1011–35.

800 JOHNSON DA, A British Empire for the twentieth century: the inauguration of New Delhi, 1931. UH 35 3 (2008) 462–84.

801 KING D, Vienna, 1814: how the conquerors of Napoleon made love, war, and peace at the Congress of Vienna. New York: Harmony Books 2008. pp 434, il.

802 LANG C, Civil rights versus ‘civic progress’: the St. Louis NAACP and the city charter fight, 1956–1957. JUH 34 4 (2008) 609–38.

803 LIPPIAT G, Liberals and local government in London since the 1970s. JLibH 58 35–9.

804 MCBRIDE GG & BYERS S, The first mayor of black Milwaukee: J. Anthony Josey. WisMH 91 2 (2008) 2–15.

805 MARABLE M & CLARKE-AVERY K, Seeking higher ground: the Hurricane Katrina crisis, race, and public policy reader. New York: Palgrave Macmillan 2008.

806 MARKUS M, A pocket borough? Reformed politics in Ripon, 1832–67’. ParlH 27 3 (2008) 330–60.

807 MITCHELL JC, The organization of opinion: open voting in England, 1832–68. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan 2008. pp xiii + 216.

808 MORTON LW, CHEN Y-C, MORSE RS, Small town civic structure and interlocal collaboration for public services. CitC 7 1 (2008) 45–60.

809 OWEN J, Dissident missionaries?: re-narrating the political strategy of the social-democratic federation, 1884–1887. LabHR 73 2 (2008) 187–207.

810 PATRICK C, Temperance and the 1895 general election in the constituency of Derby. MidH 33 1 (2008) 97–114.

811 PIPKIN JS, ‘Chasing rainbows’ in Albany: city beautiful, city practical 1900–1925. JPH 7 3 (2008) 327–53.

812 PUTMAN JC, Class and gender politics in progressive-era Seattle. Reno: University of Nevada Press 2008. pp xi + 296.

813 ROBERTS M, Political movements in urban England, 1832–1914. London: Palgrave Macmillan 2008. pp 240.

814 SAUNIER P-Y & EWEN S eds, Another global city: historical explorations into the transnational municipal moment, 1850–2000. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan 2008. pp x + 242.

815 SISKIND P, Shades of black and green: the making of racial and environmental liberalism in Nelson Rockefeller's New York. JUH 34 2 (2008) 243–65.

816 TURNER MJ, Local politics and the nature of Chartism: the case of Manchester. NH 45 2 (2008) 323–45.

817 VIDAL L, BERIET G & HAYNES C, John Merriman: ‘cities and politics in nineteenth-century France’. JUH 34 5 (2008) 833–44.

818 WEINSTEIN B, ‘Local self-government is true socialism’: Joshua Toulmin Smith, the state and character formation. EHR123 504 (2008) 1193–228.

819 YOUNG C & KACZMAREK S, The socialist past and postsocialist urban identity in central and eastern Europe: the case of Ód, Poland EURS 15 1 (2008) 53–7.

827 ARNOLD C, Bedlam: London and its mad. London: Simon & Schuster 2008. pp 320.

828 AYRES M, The Hilton typhus epidemic of 1848. DNHAS 129 (2008) 182–5.

829 BENNETT MJ, Jenner's ladies: women and vaccination against smallpox in early nineteenth-century Britain. H 93 312 (2008) 497–513.

830 DUNCAN M, A medieval hospital graveyard? Excavations at Stoke City General Hospital, 2001. TSAHS 42 (2008) 35–49.

831 EVANS B, RAHMAN S & JONES E, Managing the ‘unmanageable’: interwar child psychiatry at the Maudsley Hospital, London. HPsy 19 4 (2008) 454–75.

832 FREEMAN R, A national health service, by comparison. SHMed 21 3 (2008) 503–20.

833 GLASKIN K ed, Mortality, mourning and mortuary practices in indigenous Australia. Farnham: Ashgate 2008. pp xx + 237, il.

834 GLINERT E, London's dead. London: Collins 2008. pp x + 309.

835 HARLAND K, The Royal Naval Hospital at Minorca, 1711: an example of an admiral's involvement in the expansion of naval medical care. MM 94 1 (2008) 36–47.

836 HIRSCH D, ‘Interpreters of occident to the awakening orient’: the Jewish public health nurse in mandate Palestine. CSSH 50 1 (2008) 227–55.

837 JONES E & RAHMAN S, Framing mental illness, 1923–1939: the Maudsley Hospital and its patients. SHMed 21 1 (2008) 107–25.

838 JONES SD & TEIGEN PM, Anthrax in transit: practical experience and intellectual exchange. I 99 3 (2008) 455–85.

839 KUECKER GD, Public health, yellow fever, and the making of modern Tampico.UHR 36 2 (2008) 18–28.

840 LEV E & PERRY Y, Dr Edward Macgowan (1795–1860) a long-term pioneer physician in mid-nineteenth century Jerusalem: founder and director of the first modern hospital in the Holy Land. JMedB 16 1 (2008) 52–6.

841 MCDERMID J, A very polite and considerate revolution: the Scottish women's hospitals and the Russian revolution 1916–17. RevR 21 2 (2008) 135–51.

842 MEAR C, The origin of the smallpox outbreak in Sydney in 1789. JRAHS 94 1 (June 2008) 1–22.

843 OSBORNE JB, Preparing for the pandemic: city boards of health and the arrival of cholera in Montreal, New York, and Philadelphia in 1832. UHR 36 2 (2008) 29–42.

844 ROBBINS G & LAPSEY I, Irish voluntary hospitals: an examination of a theory of voluntary failure. ABFH 18 1 (2008) 61–80.

845 STOREY GO, Hubert Maitland Turnbull (1875–1955): pathologist at the London Hospital. JMedB 16 4 (2008) 227–31.

846 SWEET HM & DOUGALL R, Community nursing and primary healthcare in twentieth-century Britain. New York: Routledge 2008. pp xvi + 266.

847 TELFER K, The remarkable story of Great Ormond Street Hospital. London: Simon & Schuster 2008. pp 208, il.

848 TOMKINS A, ‘The excellent example of the working class’: medical welfare, contributory funding and the North Staffordshire Infirmary from 1815. SHMed 21 1 (2008) 13–30.

849 TREVARTHEN M, Suburban life in Roman Durnovaria: excavations at the former County Hospital site, Dorchester, Dorset 2000–2001. Salisbury: Wessex Archaeology 2008. pp 46.

850 WHEATCROFT S, Children's experiences of war: handicapped children in England during the Second World War. TCBH 19 4 (2008) 480–501.

851 WRIGHT D, DAY S, SMITH J & FLIS N, A Janus-like asylum: the city and the institutional confinement of the mentally ill in Victorian Ontario. UHR 36 2 (2008) 43–52.

852 DALE P, The Bridgwater Infant Welfare Centre, 1922–1939: from an authoritarian concern with ‘welfare mothers’ to a more inclusive community health project? FCH 11 1 (2008) 69–83.

853 TAYLOR C, Humanitarian narrative: bodies and detail in late-Victorian social work. BJSW 38 4 (2008) 680–96.

854 AUGER MF, On the brink of civil war: the Canadian government and the suppression of the 1918 Quebec Easter riots. CHR 89 4 (2008) 503–40.

855 BACHRACH DS, Urban military forces of England and Germany c. 1240–c. 1315, a comparison. FRANCE J ed, Mercenaries and paid men: the mercenary identity in the middle ages: proceedings of a conference held at University of Wales, Swansea, 7th–9th July 2005. Leiden: Brill 2008. 231–42.

856 BARRIE DG, Patrick Colquhoun, the Scottish enlightenment and police reform in Glasgow in the late eighteenth century. CHS 12 2 (2008) 59–79.

857 BARRIE DG, Police in the age of improvement: the origins and development of policing in Scotland, 1775–1865. Cullompton: Willan 2008. pp 307.

858 BÉNIT-GBAFFOU, DIDIER S & MORANGE M, Communities, the private sector, and the state: contested forms of security governance in Cape Town and Johannesburg. UAR 43 (2008) 691–717.

859 BIRCH HK, The history of policing in North Wales. Pwllheli: Llygad Gwalch 2008. pp 383.

860 CONSTANTINE S, The pirate, the governor and the secretary of state: aliens, police and surveillance in early nineteenth-century Gibraltar. EHR 123 504 (2008) 1166–92.

861 DODSWORTH FM, The idea of police in eighteenth-century England: discipline, reformation, superintendence, c.1780–1800. JHI 69 4 (2008) 583–604.

862 GREEN JC, BRINDLE C ed, Scottish insignia as used by old police forces: a brief history of old Scottish police forces and a listing of the identifiable items used based on a collection formed with the help of many collectors and of the Police Insignia Collectors Association of Great Britain. Glasgow: J.C. Green 2008. pp 217, il.

863 HEERSCHAP H, Policing a hostile population: de RUC tussen 1920 en 1972. Leid 23 1 (2008) 87–106.

864 LYNCH R, The people's protectors? the Irish Republican Army and the ‘Belfast pogrom’, 1920–1922. JBS 47 2 (2008) 375–91.

865 WILLIAMS DV, Fame and infamy: two men of the law in colonial New Zealand. FOSTER H, BUCK AR & BERGER BL eds, The grand experiment: law and legal culture in British settler societies. Vancouver: Osgoode Society for Canadian Legal History 2008. 35–55.

866 EWEN S, Chief officers and professional identities: the case of fire services in English municipal government, c.1870–1938. HR 81 211 (2008) 123–49.

867 KATZ MB, Why don't American cities burn very often? JUH 34 2 (2008) 185–208.

871 CARSTAIRS C & ELDER R, Expertise, health, and popular opinion: debating water fluoridation, 1945–80. CHR 89 3 (2008) 345–71.

872 FERRIEA JP & TROESKENB W, Water and Chicago's mortality transition, 1850–1925. EEcH 45 1 (2008) 1–16.

873 MUSEMWA M, Early struggles over water: from private to public water utility in the city of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, 1894–1924. JSAS 34 4 (2008) 881–98.

874 ALLEN ME, Cleansing the city: sanitary geographies in Victorian London. Athens: Ohio University Press 2008. pp x + 225.

875 CROOK T, Putting matter in its right place: dirt, time and regeneration in mid-Victorian Britain. JVC 13 2 (2008) 200–22.

876 DOBRASZCZYK P, Image and audience: contractual representation and London's main drainage system. TC 49 3 (2008) 568–98.

877 GAGNON R & ZWARICH N, Les ingenieurs sanitaires à Montreal, 1870–1945: lieux de formation et exercice de la profession. UHR 37 1 (2008) 3–20.

878 JØRGENSEN D, Cooperative sanitation: managing streets and gutters in late medieval England and Scandinavia. TC 49 3 (2008) 547–67.

879 NICHOLSON K, Medieval rubbish and a 19th century garden on land to the rear of 71–77 High Street, Berkhamstead. HA 15 (2008) 135–44.

880 BARNWELL PS & PACEY A eds, Who built Beverley Minster? Reading: Spire Books in association with the Friends of Beverley Minster 2008. pp 170.

881 CLARK J, The London charterhouse: an urban charterhouse and its dissolution. AnCart 267 (2008) 5–28.

882 HOLLIS L, The phoenix: St. Paul's Cathedral and the men who made modern London. London: Orion 2008. pp viii + 390.

883 O'BYRNE A, Composing Westminster Bridge: public improvement and national identity in eighteenth-century London. NOVAK ME ed, The age of projects. Toronto: University of Toronto Press 2008. 243–70.

884 ADAMS A & BURKE S, A doctor in the house: the architecture of home-offices for physicians in Toronto, 1885–1930. MedH 52 2 (2008) 163–94.

885 ADDYMAN T & MACFAYDEN K, Law's Close: 339–343 High Street, Kirkcaldy, Fife: historic building record and analytical assessment. Edinburgh: Addyman Archaeology 2008. 2 vols.

886 ALKON AH & TRAUGOT M, Place matters, but how? Rural identity, environmental decision making, and the social construction of place. CitC 7 2 (2008) 97–112.

887 AMATI M ed, Urban green belts in the twenty-first century. Aldershot: Ashgate 2008. pp xviii + 248, il.

888 AXELBY R, Calcutta Botanic Garden and the colonial re-ordering of the Indian environment. ArNH 35 1 (2008) 150–63.

889 BLOMLEY N, Enclosure, common right and the property of the poor. SLS 17 3 (2008) 311–31.

890 BOYD J, Senate House tower – the capital's first skyscraper. LJ 33 3 (2008) 249–69.

891 BRADLEY J, Mr Roscoe's garden. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press 2008. pp 240.

892 BUNKER R, Why and how did Adelaide come about?. PlP 23 2 (2008) 233–40.

893 DENISON E, Building Shanghai: historical lessons from China's gateway. City 12 2 (2008) 207–16.

894 ECKERT A, ‘We are all planners now’: planning and decolonization in Africa. GG 34 3 (2008) 375–97.

895 EDWARDS B & GILBERT D, ‘Piazzadilly!’: the re-imagining of Piccadilly Circus (1957–72). PlP 23 4 (2008) 455–78.

896 FLATMAN B, Birmingham: shaping the city. London: IBA 2008. pp iii + 214, il.

897 FOURNIER E, Paris en ruines: du Paris haussmannien au Paris communard. Paris: Imago 2008. pp 279.

898 FREESTONE R, The Adelaide wars: an introduction. PlP 23 2 (2008) 221–4.

899 GANAU J, Reinventing memories: the origin and development of Barcelona's Barri Gòtic, 1880–1950. JUH 34 5 (2008) 795–832.

900 GLOVER WJ, Making Lahore modern: constructing and imagining a colonial city. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press 2008. pp xxviii + 258.

901 GOODCHILD B, Homes, cities and neighbourhoods: planning and the residential landscapes of modern Britain. Aldershot: Ashgate 2008. pp 343, il.

902 GOSCILO H & NORRIS SM eds, Preserving Petersburg: history, memory, nostalgia. Bloomington: Indiana University Press 2008. pp xxv + 234.

903 HARRIS A, Livingstone versus Serota: the high-rise battle of Bankside. LJ 33 3 (2008) 289–99.

904 HARRIS R, Development and hybridity made concrete in the colonies. EP A 40 1 (2008) 15–36.

905 HEATHORN S, The civil servant and public remembrance: Sir Lionel Earle and the shaping of London's commemorative landscape, 1918–1933. TCBH 19 3 (2008) 259–87.

906 HENSON JC, Managing urban ethnic heritage: Little India in Singapore. IJHerS 14 4 (2008) 332–46.

907 HESTON MB, Mixed messages in a new ‘public’ Travancore: building the capital 1860–1880. ArtH 31 2 (2008) 211–47.

908 HORNSEY R, ‘Everything is made of atoms’: the reprogramming of space and time in post-war London. JHG 34 1 (2008) 94–117.

909 JOHNSON DL, Disturbing evidence: Adelaide's town plan, 1835–7. PlP 23 2 (2008) 225–31.

910 LEGG S, Ambivalent improvements: biography, biopolitics, and colonial Delhi. EP A 40 1 (2008) 37–56.

911 LEGG S & MCFARLANE C, Ordinary urban spaces: between postcolonialism and development. EP A 40 1 (2008) 6–14.

912 LESLIE T, ‘As large as the situation of the columns would allow’: building cladding and plate glass in the Chicago skyscraper, 1885–1905. TC 49 2 (2008) 399–419.

913 MACDONALD E, The efficacy of long-range physical planning: the case of Vancouver. JPH 7 4 (2008) 175–213.

914 MACDONALD H, City planning and the U.S. census: 1910 to 1960. JPH 7 3 (2008) 263–94.

915 NJOH AJ, Colonial philosophies, urban space, and racial segregation in British and French colonial Africa. JBlS 38 4 (2008) 579–99.

916 NJOH AJ, The segregated city in British and French colonial Africa. RC 49 4 (2008) 87–95.

917 OSBALDESTON M, Unbuilt Toronto: a history of the city that might have been. Toronto: Dundurn 2008. pp 255, il.

918 PEGGY J & FREESTONE R, Norman Weekes’ contribution to modern town planning and design in New South Wales. JRAHS 94 2 (2008) 201–18.

919 PERERA N, The planners’ city: the construction of a town planning perception of Colombo. EP A 40 1 (2008) 57–73.

920 PERRETT D, K. Brunel in London. TNS 78 1 (2008) 47–52.

921 PYLA P, Back to the future: Doxiadis's plans for Baghdad. JPH 7 1 (2008) 3–19.

922 STANSFIELD K, Thomas Sharp as I knew him. PlP 23 4 (2008) 535–43.

923 STRANGER-ROSS J, Municipal colonialism in Vancouver: city planning and the conflict over Indian reserves, 1928–1950s. CHR 89 4 (2008) 541–80.

924 TALEN E, Beyond the front porch: regionalist ideals in the new urbanist movement. JPH 7 1 (2008) 20–47.

925 TERRANOVA CN, Marcel Poëte's Bergsonian urbanism: vitalism, time, and the city. JUH 34 6 (2008) 919–43

926 UMBACH GF & WISHNOFF D, Strategic self-orientalism: urban planning policies and the shaping of New York City's Chinatown, 1950–2005. JPH 7 4 (2008) 214–38.

927 WARD SV, Thomas Sharp as a figure in the British planning movement. PlP 23 4 (2008) 523–33.

928 WOOD P & LANDRY C, The intercultural city: planning for diversity advantage. London: Earthscan 2008. pp xi + 368, il.

929 YU S, Redefining the axis of Beijing: revolution and nostalgia in the planning of the PRC capital. JUH 34 4 (2008) 571–608.

932 FRENCH C, ‘From the British Hollywood to the garden suburb’: a review essay on localities, buildings and communities in Greater London. LocH 38 1 (2008) 49–52.

933 SCHUMAKER L, Slimes and death-dealing dambos: water, industry and the garden city on Zambia's copperbelt. JSAS 34 4 (2008) 823–40.

934 BAER WC, Housing for the lesser sort in Stuart London: findings from certificates and returns of divided houses. LJ 33 1 (2008) 61–88.

935 HARWOOD E & POWERS A, Housing the twentieth-century nation. London: Twentieth Century Society 2008. pp 176.

936 ARTHURSON K, Australian public housing and the diverse histories of social mix. JUH 34 3 (2008) 484–501.

937 BAER WC, California's fair-share housing 1967–2004: the planning approach. JPH 7 1 (2008) 48–71.

938 CARTER H, Building the divided city: race, class and social housing in Southwark, 1945–1995. LJ 33 2 (2008) 155–85.

939 CHEN J, The effects of housing allowance benefit levels on recipient duration: evidence from the Swedish 1997 reform. US 45 1 (2008) 347–66.

940 DAVIS J, Macmillan's martyr: the Pilgrim case, the ‘land grab’ and the Tory housing drive, 1951–9. PlP 23 2 (2008) 125–46.

941 DeFILLIPIS J & WYLY E, Running to stand still: through the looking glass with federally subsidized housing in New York City. UAR 43 (2008) 777–816.

942 O'HARA G, ‘Applied socialism of a fairly moderate kind’: Scandinavia, British policymakers and the post-war housing market’. ScanJH 33 1 (2008) 1–25.

943 HEATHCOTT J, The city quietly remade: national programs and local agendas in the movement to clear the slums, 1942–1952. JUH 34 2 (2008) 221–42.

944 HUCHZERMEYER M, Slum upgrading in Nairobi within the housing and basic services market: a housing rights concern. JAAS 43 (2008) 19–39.

945 JONES P, Different but the same? Post-war slum clearance and contemporary regeneration in Birmingham, UK. City 12 3 (2008) 356–71.

946 BURG SB, ‘From troubled ground to common ground’: the locust grove African-American cemetery restoration project: a case study of service-learning and community history. PubH 30 2 (2008) 51–82.

947 CHESLUK BJ, Money jungle: imagining the new Times Square. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press 2008. pp xii + 230, il.

948 DINHAM A, Commentary: from faith in the city to faithful cities: the ‘third way’, the Church of England and urban regeneration. US, 45 10 (2008) 2163–74.

949 ESSEX S & BRAYSHAY M, Boldness diminished? The post-war battle to replan a bomb-damaged provincial city. UH 35 3 (2008) 437–61.

950 FREESTONE R, MARSDEN S & GARNAUT C, A methodology for assessing the heritage of planned urban environments: an Australian study of national heritage values. IJHerS 14 2 (2008) 156–75.

951 GOODSELL TL & WILLIAMSON O, The case of the brick huggers: the practice of an online community. CitC 7 3 (2008) 251–71.

952 JACKSON A, Local and regional history as heritage: the heritage process and conceptualising the purpose and practice of local historians. IJHerS 14 4 (2008) 362–79

953 JENKINS G, Contested space: cultural heritage and identity reconstructions: conservation strategies within a developing Asian city. Berlin: Lit 2008. pp xxviii + 289, il.

954 KINGMAN MJ, Civic improvement and use of brick: a case study of Tamworth, 1572–1760. TSAHS 42 (2008) 68–80.

955 KLEMEK C, From political outsider to power broker in two ‘great American cities’: Jane Jacobs and the fall of the urban renewal order in New York and Toronto. JUH 34 2 (2008) 309–32.

956 LARKHAM PJ & PENDLEBURY J, Reconstruction planning and the small town in early post-war Britain. PlP 23 3 (2008) 291–321.

957 MCGOVERN SJ, Evolving visions of waterfront development in postindustrial Philadelphia: the formative role of elite ideologies. JPH 7 3 (2008) 295–326.

958 MILLER BJ, The struggle over redevelopment at Cabrini-Green, 1989–2004. JUH 34 6 (2008) 944–60.

959 REN X, Forward to the past: historical preservation in globalizing Shanghai. CitC 7 1 (2008) 23–43.

960 WOOD AC, Preserving New York: winning the right to protect a city's landmarks. London: Routledge 2008. pp xxii + 422.

965 BELL AH, London was ours: diaries and memoirs of the London blitz. London: I.B. Tauris 2008. pp x + 278.

966 E-resource: The grand tour. Adam Matthew Digital.

967 E-resource: London low life: street culture, social reform and the Victorian underworld: sources from the Lilly Library, Indiana University. Adam Matthew Digital.

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969 SMITH I ed, Whymper, Edward, 1840–1911. The apprenticeship of a mountaineer: Edward Whymper's London diary 1855–1859. London: London Record Society 2008. pp xxvi +241.

970 BESTUL TH, Did Chaucer live at 177 Upper Thames Street?: the Chaucer life-records and the site of Chaucer's London Home. ChR 43 1 (2008) 1–15.

971 CICHON M, Mishandled vessels: heaving drinks and hurling insults in medieval Welsh literature and law. CJH 43 2 (2008) 227–40.

972 D'CRUZE S, A pleasing prospect: society and culture in eighteenth-century Colchester. Hatfield: University of Hertfordshire Press 2008. pp xiv + 235.

973 FRIPP J, Weymouth over the long eighteenth century: urban renaissance, or new leisure town? DNHAS 129 (2008) 49–58.

974 GRIFFITHS P, Cultural capitals: early modern London and Paris. CulSH 5 2 (2008) 237–9.

975 JONES PM, Industrial enlightenment in practice: visitors to the Soho manufactory, 1765–1820. MidH 33 1 (2008) 68–96.

976 KORHONEN A, To see and to be seen: beauty in the early modern London street. JEMH 12 3–4 (2008) 335–60.

977 PENNINGTON D, Taking it to the streets: hucksters and huckstering in early modern Southampton, circa 1550–1652. SCJ 39 3 (2008) 657–79.

978 PINTO D, Pious pleasures in early Stuart London. RCRMA 41 (2008) 1–24.

979 ROBERTSON E, PICKERING M & KORCZYNSKI M, ‘And spinning so with voices meet, like nightingales they sung full sweet’: unravelling representations of singing in pre-industrial textile production’. CulSH 5 1 (2008) 11–31.

980 WITHINGTON P, Citizens, soldiers and urban culture in Restoration England. EHR 123 502 (2008) 587–610.

981 BIDDLE TD, Dresden 1945: reality, history, and memory. JMilH 72 2 (2008) 413–49.

982 BINGHAM J, Weimar cities: the challenge of urban modernity in Germany, 1919–1933. New York: Routledge 2008. pp xii + 167.

983 BROOMFIELD A, Rushing dinner to the table: the Englishwoman's domestic magazine and industrialization's effects on middle-class food and cooking, 1852–1860. VicPR 41 2 (2008) 101–23.

984 ELLIOTT P, DANIELS S & WATKINS C, The Nottingham Arboretum (1852): natural history, leisure and public culture in a Victorian regional centre. UH 35 1 (2008) 48–71.

985 FRATERRIGO E, The answer to suburbia: playboy's urban lifestyle. JUH 34 5 (2008) 747–74.

986 JACKSON LA, ‘The coffee club menace’: policing youth, leisure and sexuality in post-war Manchester. CulSH 5 3 (2008) 289–308.

987 NEWLAND P, The cultural construction of London's East End: urban iconography, modernity and the spatialisation of Englishness. Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2008. pp 321, il.

988 NOEL F, Old home week celebrations as tourism promotion and commemoration: North Bay, Ontario, 1925 and 1935. UHR 37 1 (2008) 36–47.

989 PENNER J, Gendering Susan Sontag's criticism in the 1960s: the New York intellectuals, the counter culture, and the kulturkampf over ‘the new sensibility’. WomS 37 8 (2008) 921–41.

990 PLUNKETT J, Selling stereoscopy, 1890–1915: penny arcades, automatic machines and American salesmen. EPVC 6 3 (2008) 239–55.

991 POTVIN J, Hot by design: the secret life of a Turkish bath in Victorian London. ALFOLDY S & HELLAND J eds, Craft, space and interior design, 1855–2005. Aldershot: Ashgate 2008. 11–26.

992 SELF RO, Sex in the city: the politics of sexual liberalism in Los Angeles, 1963–79. G&H 20 2 (2008) 288–311.

993 SIMONSEN K, Cities, cultures and everyday life. EURS 15 2 (2008) 99–101.

994 SMITH FH, The archaeology of alcohol and drinking. Gainesville: University Press of Florida 2008. pp xvii + 195, il.

995 WALLACE D, A city comes out: how celebrities made Palm Springs a gay and lesbian paradise. Fort Lee: Barricade Books 2008. pp 192, il.

996 WILSON A, William Roscoe: commerce and culture. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press 2008. pp xi + 227, il.

997 SHAPLAND A & VAN REYBROUCK D, Competing natural and historical heritage: the penguin pool at London Zoo. IJHS 14 1 (2008) 10–29.

998 WALDEN K, Toronto society's response to celebrity performers, 1887–1914. CHR 89 3 (2008) 373–97.

999 PIEPER A, Music and middle-class culture in early nineteenth-century Leipzig and Birmingham. CulSH 5 1 (2008) 53–73.

1000 BARRIE R, Elizabethan play-boys in the adult London Companies. StEL 48 2 (2008) 237–57.

1001 CHAPMAN D, Oxford playhouse: high and low drama in a university city. Hatfield: University of Hertfordshire Press 2008. pp. xx + 343, il.

1002 CHOONE-JONGEN T, Shakespeare's companies: William Shakespeare's early career and the acting companies, 1577–1594. Farnham: Ashgate 2008. pp 256.

1003 CHRISTIE SK, A crisis of gerontocracy and the Coventry play. ET 11 1 (2008) 13–32.

1004 DILLON J, Clerkenwell and Smithfield as a neglected home of London theater. HLQ 71 1 (2008) 115–35.

1005 DOELMAN J, Charles Fitz-Geffry and the ‘wars of the theatres’. ET 11 1 (2008) 99–106.

1006 DONAHUE TJ, Jacques Copeau's friends and disciples: the Théâtre du Vieux-Colombier in New York City, 1917–1919. New York: P. Lang 2008. pp xii + 168, il.

1007 ERKER MC ed, Records of early English drama: ecclesiastical London. Toronto: British Library and University of Toronto Press 2008. pp cxxxv + 483p.

1008 GURR A, More Shakespearean playgoers. NQ 55 2 (2008) 219–21.

1009 GURR A & SZTEK K, Women and crowds at the theater. MRDE 21 (2008) 157–69.

1010 GUSTAV KLAUS H, New light on Ellen Johnston, ‘The Factory Girl’. NQ 55 4 (2008) 430–3.

1011 HAND RJ & WILSON M, London's Grand Guignol and the theatre of horror. Exeter: Exeter University Press 2008. pp xi + 291.

1012 HUME RD, Theatre as property in eighteenth-century London. BJECS 31 1 (2008) 17–46.

1013 LEONIDAS E, Theatrical experiment and the production of knowledge in the Gray's Inn Revels. WALKER J, STREUFERT PD eds, Early modern academic drama. Aldershot: Ashgate 2008. 115–28.

1014 LEVITAS B, The Abbey opens: a first night revisited. WILMER SE ed, National theatres iSn a changing Europe. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan 2008. 73–84.

1015 MANLEY L, Why did London inns function as theaters? HLQ 71 1 (2008) 181–97.

1016 SENELICK L, The word made flesh: staging pornography in eighteenth-century Paris. TRI 33 2 (2008) 191–203.

1017 STINTON J, Weymouth & Mr. Punch: all the world's a stage. Tiverton: Harlequin Press 2008. pp 239.

1018 VARHOLY CM, ‘Rich like a lady’: cross-class dressing in the brothels and theaters of early modern London. EMCS 8 1 (2008) 4–34.

1019 ALLEN S, British cinema at the seaside – the limits of liminality. JBCT 5 (2008) 53–71.

1020 BERGFELDER T & CARGNELLI C eds, Destination London: German-speaking emigrés and British cinema, 1925–1950. New York: Berghahn Books 2008. pp viii + 272.

1021 HARRIS M, Scenes from a revolution: the birth of the new Hollywood. Edinburgh: Canongate 2008. pp 490, il.

1022 MCKERNAN L, A fury for seeing: cinema, audience and leisure in London in 1913. EPVC 6 3 (2008) 271–80.

1023 MANN D, Hollywood independents: the postwar talent takeover. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press 2008. pp viii + 324.

1024 APPLEFORD A, The dance of death in London: John Carpenter, John Lydgate, and the Daunce of Poulys. JMEMS 38 2 (2008) 285–314.

1025 DRISCOLL P, The Salisbury annual musical festival 1770–1800: provincial culture in transition. CulSH 5 1 (2008) 33–52.

1026 FLEMING S, Harmony and brotherly love: musicians and freemasonry in 18th-century Durham City. MuTi 149 1904 (2008) 69–80.

1027 GIBSON P, Hinckley in harmony: three centuries of choral music in a Midlands industrial town. Burbage: Rostar Publishing 2008. pp 48, il.

1028 HARRÁN D, Madonna Bellina, ‘astounding’ Jewish musician in mid-sixteenth-century Venice. RS 22 1 (2008) 16–40.

1029 KEEN B, The Bach Choir: the first hundred years. Aldershot: Ashgate 2008. pp xii + 311, il.

1030 KING-DORSET R, Black dance in London, 1730–1850: innovation, tradition and resistance. Jefferson: Macfarland & Co. 2008. pp vii + 196.

1031 MURRAY D, Fitchett's fallacy and music at the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition, Dunedin, 1889–1890. NZJH 42 1 (2008) 42–59.

1032 PIEPER A, Music and middle-class culture in early nineteenth-century Leipzig and Birmingham. CulSH 5 1 (2008) 53–73.

1033 THORP J, Dance in London theaters c. 1700–1750. NEVILE J ed, Dance, spectacle, and the body politick, 1250–1750. Bloomington: Indiana University Press 2008. 136–54.

1034 BAKER K, The 1908 Olympics. Cheltenham: SportsBooks 2008. pp 182.

1035 BECK PJ, The British government and the Olympic movement: the 1948 London Olympics. IJHS 25 5 (2008) 615–47.

1036 BLOYCE D & MURPHY P, Sports administration on the hoof: the three points for a win ‘experiment’ in English soccer. SaS 9 1 (2008) 14–27.

1037 BRENNAN M, Mourning and loss: finding meaning in the mourning for Hillsborough. Mort 13 1 (2008) 1–23.

1038 DART J, Confessional tales from former football hooligans: a nostalgic, narcissistic wallow in football violence. SaS 9 1 (2008) 42–55.

1039 EDENSOR T & MILLINGTON S, ‘This is our city’: branding football and local embeddedness. GN 8 2 (2008) 172–93.

1040 GIBBONS T, DIXON K & BRAYE S, ‘The way it was’: an account of soccer violence in the 1980s’. SaS 9 1 (2008) 28–41.

1041 HALLIDAY S, London's Olympics, 1908: Stephen Halliday recalls the first occasion on which the Olympic movement visited Britain. HT 58 4 (2008) 8–9.

1042 HELLER M, Sport, bureaucracies and London clerks 1880–1939. IJHS 25 5 (2008) 579–614.

1043 JOHNES M, We hate England! We hate England? National identity and anti-Englishness in Welsh soccer fan culture. Cyc 25 2 (2008) 143–57.

1044 KERRIGAN C, East London: a hotbed of football 1867–1918. Upminster: 3–2 Books 2008. pp 81.

1045 LEE JF, The lady footballers: struggling to play in Victorian Britain. London: Routledge 2008. pp xix + 132.

1046 MANGAN JA, Missing men: schoolmasters and the early years of association football. SaS 9 2 (2008) 170–88.

1047 MARANISS D, Rome 1960: the Olympics that changed the world. New York: Simon & Schuster 2008. pp xiii + 478, il.

1048 MODREY EMM, Architecture as a mode of self-representation at the Olympic Games in Rome (1960) and Munich (1972). EurRH 15 6 (2008) 691–706.

1049 POULTON E, ‘I predict a riot’: forecasts, facts and fiction in ‘football hooligan’ documentaries. SiS 11 2–3 (2008) 330–48.

1050 ROBINSON JSR, Tackling the anxieties of the English: searching for the nation through football. SaS 9 2 (2008) 215–30.

1051 SHOBE H, Place, identity and football: Catalonia, Catalanisme and Football Club Barcelona, 1899–1975. NI 10 4 (2008) 329–43.

1052 WEED M, Exploring the sport spectator experience: virtual football spectatorship in the pub. SaS 9 2 (2008) 189–97.

1053 BOCK N, Patronage, standards and transfert culturel: Naples between art history and social science theory. ArtH 31 4 (2008) 574–97.

1054 DART G, On great and little things: Cockney art in the 1820s. Rom 14 2 (2008) 149–67.

1055 GREEN A, Remembering slavery in Birmingham: sculpture, paintings and installations. S&A 29 2 (2008) 189–201.

1056 LEWISOHN C, Street art. London: Tate 2008. pp 160, il.

1057 FLECK CA, The rise of the court artist: Cavallini and Giotto in fourteenth-century Naples. ArtH 31 4 (2008) 460–83.

1058 JOHNS R, Framing Robert Aggas: the Painter-Stainers’ Company and the English school of painters. ArtH 31 3 (2008) 322–41.

1059 KAMLISH M, HAYES DA ed, George Morland: a London artist in eighteenth-century Camden. London: Camden History Society 2008. pp 136.

1060 MCINTOSH G, Symbolizing the civic ideal: the civic portraits in Belfast Town Hall. UH 35 3 (2008) 363–81.

1061 MONKS S, Fishy business: Richard Wright's The Fishery (1764) marine painting, and the limits of refinement in eighteenth-century London. ECS 41 3 (2008) 405–21.

1062 TITTLER R, Portrait collection and display in the English civic body, c.1540–1640. JHC 20 2 (2008) 161–72.

1063 TITTLER R, Thomas Heywood and the portrayal of female benefactors in post-Reformation England. ET 11 1 (2008) 33–52.

1064 UPSTONE R ed, Modern painters: the Camden Town Group (exhibition catalogue). London: Tate 2008. pp 184.

1065 BOUWERS EG, Whose heroes? The House of Commons, its commemorative sculptures and the illusion of British patriotism, 1795–1814. EurRH 15 6 (2008) 675–89.

1066 MUGGE M, Politics, space and material: the ‘memorial to the murdered Jews of Europe’ in Berlin as a sign of symbolic representation. EurRH 15 6 (2008) 707–25.

1074 HAWLEY J, Grub Street in Albion: or, Scriblerian satire in the romantic metropolis. Rom 14 2 (2008) 81–93.

1075 HINDS D, The West Indian Gazette: Claudia Jones and the black press in Britain. RC 50 1 (2008) 88–97.

1076 O'LEARY P, Mass commodity culture and identity: the Morning Chronicle and Irish migrants in a nineteenth-century Welsh industrial town. UH 35 2 (2008) 237–54.

1077 PETTEGREE A, Centre and periphery in the European book world. TRHS 18 (2008) 101–28.

1078 REINERMANN L, Fleet Street and the Kaiser: British public opinion and Wilhelm II. GeH 26 4 (2008) 469–85.

1079 WIGELSWORTH JR, Bipartisan politics and practical knowledge: advertising of public science in two London newspapers, 1695–1720. BJHS 41 4 (2008) 517–40.

1080 CASS E, The printing history of the peace egg chapbooks. HINKS J & ARMSTRONG C eds, Book trade connections from the seventeenth to the twentieth centuries. London: British Library 2008. 161–79.

1081 CAUDLE JJ, Young Boswell and the London stationers: the authorial collaboration of James Boswell with William Flexney, bookseller and Samuel Chandler, printer, 1763. HINKS J & ARMSTRONG C eds, Book trade connections from the seventeenth to the twentieth centuries. London: British Library 2008. 93–114.

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