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Gervase Rosser, Medieval Westminster, 1200‐1540Michael Aston, David Austin, and Christopher Dyer, eds., The rural settlements of medieval EnglandMark Bailey, A marginal economy?Peter Earle, The making of the English middle classChristine MacLeod, Inventing the industrial revolutionC.W. Chalklin and J.R. Wordie, eds., Town and countrysideG.E. Mingay, ed., The agrarian history of England and Wales, vi, 1750‐1850R.A. Buchanan, The engineersCharles More, The industrial ageT.M. Devine and Rosalind Mitchison, eds., People and society in Scotland, I, 7760‐1830Anne Digby, British welfare policyPatrick Brantlinger, ed., Energy and entropyJohn Benson, The working class in Britain, 1850‐1939Patricia Hollis, Ladies electA.M. McBriar, An Edwardian mixed doubles. The Bosanquets versus the WebbsA.D.M. Phillips, The underdrawing of farmland in England during the nineteenth centuryCharles F. Harvey and Jon Press, eds., Studies in the business history of BristolS. Fisher, ed., Innovations in shipping and tradeLaurie Dennett, Slaughter and MayPenny Summerfield, Women workers in the Second World WarDavid Thorns, War, industry and societyAlec Cairncross, ed., The Robert Hall diaries, 1947‐1953Henry Pelling, Britain and the Marshall PlanJohn Walter and Roger SchofieldJonathan I. Israel, Dutch primacy in world trade, 1585‐1740Herbert Kisch, From domestic nwnufacture to industrial revolutionRichard Lawton, ed., The rise and fall of great citiesIan Blanchard, Russia's age of silverOrlando Figes, Peasant Russia, civil warWilliam M. Mathew, Edmund Ruffin and the crisis of slavery in the old southHarvey A. Levenstein, Revolution at the tableMira Wilkins, The history of foreign investment in the United States to 1914Gary Gerstle, Working‐class AmericanismErick D. Langer, Economic change and rural resistance in southern Bolivia, 1880‐1930Colin Newbury, The diamond ringT. Dyson, ed., India's historical demography