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Current bibliography of urban history

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Urban History Yearbook , Volume 7 , May 1980 , pp. 180 - 218
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URBAN POLITICS AT NATIONAL LEVEL

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URBAN ADMINISTRATION: Public health see also 403 895 898

855 Baker-Jones, D. L., To supply the sick poor [Carmarthen infirmary]. CarmH (1978) 3–28.Google Scholar
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Police

860 Gautrey, A. J., Early days of Knutsford gaol. ChesH 1 (1978) 12–18.Google Scholar
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Ancient times

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UTOPIAN PLANNING AND EXPERIMENTS

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NEW AND EXPANDED TOWNS

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IX URBAN CULTURE: URBAN CULTURE AND ENTERTAINMENT: Medieval and early modern

911 Mitchell, B., The SPQR festivals of the early and mid cinquecento. SCJ 9 (1978) 95–102.Google Scholar
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917 Le Brun, Y., Les cafés, cabarets et auberges à Rennes de 1849 à 1871. AdB 4 (1978) 595–616.Google Scholar

ENTERTAINMENT: Mass entertainment

918 Altick, R. D., The shows of London. Cambridge, Mass: Belknap P 1978.Google Scholar
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Music Hall

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927 Bearman, R., Origins of rugby football in Stratford upon Avon. WarH 3 (1977/1978) 222–33.Google Scholar

FINE ARTS: Painting

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Sculpture

929 Riess, J. B., The civic view of sculpture in Alberti's De Re Aedificatoria. RQ 32 (1979) 1–17.Google Scholar

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EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION: Newspapers

933 Corrigan, J. V., Strikes and the press in the north east 1815–44. IRSH 23 (1978) 376–81.Google Scholar
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940 Bell, book and boys: one hundred years of the Whitstable Boys School. Whitstable: the school 1977. pp xiv + 76, il.Google Scholar
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URBAN INFLUENCE ON RURAL AREAS AND THE WIDER WORLD

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X ATTITUDES TO CITIES: ATTITUDES TO CITIES: General

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Medieval and early modern

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ELITE ATTITUDES

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