Economic History Review

1948 - 2025

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English Pre-Industrial Population Trends pp. 205-218: G. S. L. Tucker
Anglo-Portuguese Trade, 1700–1770 pp. 219-233: H. E. S. Fisher
The Commutation Act and the Tea Trade in Britain 1784–1793 pp. 234-253: Hoh-Cheung and Lorna H. Mui
Factory Discipline in the Industrial Revolution pp. 254-271: Sidney Pollard
Case Studies in Emigration: Cornwall, Gloucestershire and Mew South Wales, 1877–1886 pp. 272-289: Ross Duncan
Hides, Virgates and Tenant Settlement at Battle Abbey pp. 290-300: Eleanor Searle
Marriage and Population Growth in Ireland, 1750–1845 pp. 301-313: Michael Drake
Loans versus Taxes: British Financial Policy in the Crimean War pp. 314-327: Olive Anderson
Notes on the Role of Exports in British Economic Fluctuations, 1870–1914 pp. 328-337: A. G. Ford
Further Observations on the Spalding Serf Lists pp. 338-350: H. E. Hallam
Y. S. Brenner on Prices: A Comment pp. 351-360: J. D. Gould

When should History be written backwards? pp. 1-8: Wassily Leontief
Trade and Prosperity in the Fifteenth Century: Some Aspects of the Trade of Southampton pp. 9-22: Olive Coleman
The East India Company and the Export of Treasure in the Early Seventeenth Century pp. 23-38: K. N. Chaudhuri
Eighteenth-Century Commerce and Fashion: Matthew Boulton's Marketing Techniques pp. 39-60: E. Robinson
Agricultural Organization, Migration and Labour Militancy in Rural Italy pp. 61-75: J. S. Macdonald
The Electoral Sociology of Rochdale pp. 76-90: J. R. Vincent
Scotland and the Texas Mortgage Business pp. 91-103: W. G. Kerr
Two Comments on the Problem of Continuity in Anglo-Norman Feudalism pp. 104-118: C. Warren Hollister
Anglo-Norman Feudalism pp. 114-118: J. C. Holt
The Standard of Living during the Industrial Revolution: A Discussion pp. 119-146: E. J. Hobsbawm
The Standard of Living pp. 135-146: R. M. Hartwell
A Bibliography of Scottish Economic History, 1951–1962 pp. 147-154: W. H. Marwick

Wage-earners and the Venetian Economy, 1530–1630 pp. 407-426: Brian Pullan
A Rentier Economy in the later Middle Ages: the Archbishopric of Canterbury pp. 427-438: F. R. H. Boulay
The Navigation Act of 1651, the First Dutch War, and the London Merchant Community pp. 439-454: J. E. Farnell
The Anglo-Scottish Union of 1707 pp. 455-467: T. C. Smout
The Anglo-Scottish Union of 1707 pp. 468-477: R. H. Campbell
Government Contracting, Competition and Growth in the Heavy Woollen Industry pp. 478-498: Frederick J. Glover
The End of the Blitzkrieg pp. 499-518: A. S. Milward
SHORT ARTICLES AND DISCUSSIONS pp. 519-524: Carlo M. Cipolla
Economic Depression of the Renaissance? pp. 525-527: Carlo M. Cipolla
Economic Depression of the Renaissance? pp. 528-529: Harry A. Miskimin
The Origins of Porter pp. 530-535: Oliver Macdonagh
The Bank of England and its Discounts in 1810 pp. 536-538: M. A. Hudson
LIST OF PUBLICATIONS ON THE ECONOMIC HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND PUBLISHED IN 1962 pp. 539-559: Joan Thirsk and F. M. L. Thompson

The Commercial Empire of the Atlantic, 1607–1783 pp. 205-218: D. A. Farnie
Village Livestock in the Thirteenth Century pp. 219-249: M. M. Postan
Anglo-Florentine Commercial Relations, 1465–1491 pp. 250-265: M. E. Mallett
The Inflation of Prices in England, 1551–1650 pp. 266-284: Y. S. Brenner
English Foreign Trade, 1700–1774 pp. 285-303: Ralph Davis
The Impact of the French Revolution on the Lower Rhine Textile Districts–Some Comments on Economic Development and Social Change pp. 304-327: H. Kisch
The Reduction of Unemployment as a Problem of Public Policy, 1920–29 pp. 328-343: K. J. Hancock
The Basis of Economic Recovery in the Nineteen- Thirties: A Review and a New Interpretation pp. 344-363: H. W. Richardson
International Payments: An Interim Comment pp. 364-369: Charles Wilson

The Supply of Raw Materials in the Industrial Revolution pp. 1-16: E. A. Wrigley
The Last Trials of Sir William de la Pole pp. 17-30: E. B. Fryde
Cattle on the Estates of Medieual Cistercian Monasteries in England and Wales pp. 31-53: R. A. Donkin
English Country Towns in the Fifteen Twenties pp. 54-69: Julian Cornwall
Public Finance and the Sale of Confiscated Property during the Interregnum pp. 70-88: H. J. Habakkuk
The Berlin Commercial Crisis of 1763 pp. 89-102: W. O. Henderson
The London Companies as Progressive Landlords in Nineteenth-Century Ireland pp. 103-118: O. Robinson
House Building in England 1890–1914 pp. 119-137: S. B. Saul
Demographic Limitations of the Spalding Serf Lists pp. 138-144: J. C. Russell
English Farming before and during the Nineteenth Century pp. 145-152: E. L. Jones

Currency Depreciation in Medieval Europe pp. 413-422: Carlo M. Cipolla
Plague, Population and Economic Decline in England in the Later Middle Ages pp. 423-437: J. M. W. Bean
Sir James Steuart: International Relations pp. 438-450: A. S. Skinner
Nobles, Privileges and Taxes in France at the end of the Ancien Regime pp. 451-475: Betty Behrens
The United States Business Cycle before i860: some Problems of Interpretation pp. 476-493: J. R. T. Hughes and Nathan Rosenberg
The Role of the British Consular Service in Overseas Trade, 1825–1914 pp. 494-512: D. C. M. Platt
London and the 1931 Financial Crisis pp. 513-528: David Williams
British Industrial Growth during the‘Great Depression’1873-96: Some Comments pp. 529-533: A. E. Musson