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Volume 18 - Issue 71 - March 1973

Reviews and Short Notices

An economic history of England: The eighteenth century. By T. S. Ashton. Pp vi, 257. London: Methuen. 1955. Paperback, 1972, £1.10. - An economic history of England, 1870–1939. By William Ashworth. Pp vi, 438. London: Methuen. 1960. Paperback, 1972, £1.60.

The Gladstones: A family biography, 1764–1851. By S. G. Checkland. Pp xvi, 448. Cambridge: University Press. 1971. £5.

The later corresposdence of George III. vol. v 1808–10. Edited by A. Aspinall. Pp lviii, 896. Cambridge: University Press. 1970. £14.50.

Passage to America: A history of emigrants from Great Britain and Ireland to America in the mid-nineteenth century. By Terry Coleman. Pp 317. London: Hutchinson. 1972. £3.90.

The corresponderce of Lord Acton and Richard Simpson. Edited by Josef L. Altholz and Damian McElrath. vol. i. Pp xxvi, 228. Cambridge: University Press. 1971 £5.

The great landowners of Great Britain and Ireland. By John Bateman. Pp [22], xxviii, 533. Reprint of 4th edition, 1883. With an introduction by David Spring. Leicester University Press, New York: Humanities Press. 1971 £3.50.

The politics of reform, 1884. By Andrew Jones. Pp xiv, 281. Cambridge: University Press. 1972. £6.40.

The pagoda war: Lord Dufferin and the fall of the kingdom of Ava, 1885–6. By A. T. Q. Stewart. Pp 223. London: Faber. 1972. £3.

Revolutions and peace treaties, 1917–1920. By Gerhard Schulz. Translated from the German by Marian Jackson. Pp vi, 258. London: Methuen. 1972. £3.70.

Constitutional relations between Britain and India: the transfer of power, 1942–7. Vol. iii, ‘Reassertion of authority, Gandhi’s fast, and the succession to the viceroyalty’, 21 September 1942–12 June 1943. Edited by Nicholas Mansergh and E. W. R. Lumby. Pp lxxxv. 1095. 1971. £10.

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