The search for wealth and stability : essays in economic and social history presented to M. W. Flinn

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S. XVII-XX Publications of M. W. Flinn

Ward, J. R. A planter and his slaves in eighteenth-century Jamaica.--Milward, A. Strategies for development in agriculture: the nineteenth-century European experience.--Palairet, M. The "new" immigration and the newest: Slavic migrations from the Balkans to America and industrial Europe since the late nineteenth century.--Hammersley, G. Did it fall or was it pushed? The Foleys and the end of the charcoal iron industry in the eighteenth century.--Morris, R. J. The middle-class and the property cycle during the industrial revolution.--Saul, S. B. Research and development in British industry from the end of the nineteenth century to the 1960s.--Vamplew, W. Ungentlemanly conduct: the control of soccer-crowd behaviour in England, 1888-1914.--Cullen, M. Charles Booth's poverty survey: some new approaches.--Davidson, R. Social conflict and social administration: the Conciliation act in British industrial relations.--Mitchison, R. The creation of the disablement rule in the Scottish Poor law.--Smout, T. C. The strange intervention of Edward Twistleton: Paisley in depressionm 1841-3.--Blackden, S. The Poor law and wealth: a survey of parochial medical aid in Glasgow, 1845-1900.--Levitt, I. The Scottish Poor law and unemployment, 1890-1929.

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