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317 HARDING A, A Victorian church in Edinburgh's Old Town: St Columba's episcopal church in context. RSCHS 37 (2007) 121–44.

318 HILLIS P, The Barony of Glasgow: a window onto church and people in nineteenth- century Scotland. Edinburgh: Dunedin Academic Press 2007. pp xiv + 242.

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320 HOPKINS T, Cistercians and the urban community at Neath. ACa 154 (2007) 125–32.

321 IKEGAME A, The capital of Rajadharma: modern space and religion in colonial Mysore. IJAS 4 1 (2007) 15–44.

322 MILLER J, Cities divided: politics and religion in English provincial towns, 1660–1722. Oxford: Oxford University Press 2007. pp xvi + 328.

323 MOORE CA, Review essay: religion at the center of the city (review essay). JUH 33 6 (2007) 998–1005.

324 RIMMINGTON GT, Congregationalism and society in Leicester 1872–1914. LocH, 37 1 (2007) 29–44.

325 RIMMINGTON GT, Congregationalism and society in Leicestershire and Rutland, 1919–1966. TLAHS 81 (2007) 137–52.

326 SCOTT DIXON C, Urban order and religious coexistence in the German Imperial City: Augsburg and Donauwörth, 1548–1608, CEH 40 1 (2007) 1–33.

327 SOUTHERN N, Ulster, God's people, and the interplay between Old Testament and Calvinistic conceptions of covenant. JCR 22 1 (2007) 19–34.

328 STACEY RC, ‘Adam of Bristol’ and tales of ritual crucifixion in medieval England. WEILER BKU, BURTON JE, SCHOFILED PR, STÖBER K eds, Thirteenth century England XI: proceedings of the Gregynog conference, 2005. Woodbridge: Boydell & Brewer 2007. 1–15.

329 LOVE C, Holborn, Lambeth and Manchester: three case studies in municipal swimming pool provision. IJHS 24 5 (2007) 630–42.

330 BARANOWSKI S, A family vacation for workers: the strength through joy resort at Prora. GeH 25 4 (2007) 539–59.

331 BAILEY AR, BRACE C & HARVEY DC, Disciplining youthful Methodist bodies in nineteenth-century Cornwall. AAAG 97 1 (2007) 142–57.

332 CARROLL S, Cultures of violence: interpersonal violence in historical perspective. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan 2007. pp xii + 271.

333 DAVIES A, Glasgow's ‘reign of terror’: street gangs, racketeering and intimidation in the 1920s and 1930s. CBH 21 4 (2007) 405–27.

334 DAVIES A, The Scottish Chicago? From ‘hooligans’ to ‘gangsters’ in inter-war Glasgow. CulSH 4 4 (2007) 511–27.

335 DEVEREAUX S, From sessions to newspaper? Criminal trial reporting, the nature of crime, and the London press, 1770–1800. LJ 32 1 (2007) 1–27.

336 DEVEREAUX S, Imposing the royal pardon: execution, transportation, and convict resistance in London, 1789. LwHR 25 1 (2007) 101–38.

337 DYSTER B, Bungling a courthouse: a story of convict workplace reform. JRAHS 93 1 (2007) 1–21.

338 ERICKSON BH, GMEL G, GRAHAM KM & WARNER J, A time-series analysis of war and levels of interpersonal violence in an English military town, 1700–1781. SSH 31 4 (2007) 575–602.

339 FENEMORE M, Sex, thugs and rock ’n’ roll: teenage rebels in Cold-War East Germany. New York: Berghahn Books 2007. pp xviii + 277, il.

340 FERGUSON EE, Domestic violence by another name: crimes of passion in fin-de-Siècle Paris. JWomH 19 4 (2007) 12–34.

341 GAYER L, Guns, slums, and ‘yellow devils’: a genealogy of urban conflicts in Karachi, Pakistan. MAsS 41 3 (2007) 515–44.

342 GILCHRIST C, ‘This relic of the cities of the plain’: penal flogging, convict morality and the colonial imagination. JACH 9 (2007) 1–28.

343 GRAY DD, The regulation of violence in the metropolis: the prosecution of assault in the summary courts, c.1780–1820. LJ 32 1 (2007) 75–87.

344 KING P, Newspaper reporting and attitudes to crime and justice in late-eighteenth- and early-nineteenth-century London. ContC 22 1 (2007) 73–112.

345 LAITINEN R, Nighttime street fighting and the meaning of place: a homicide in a seventeenth-century Swedish provincial town. JUH 33 4 (2007) 602–19.

346 MCDONOUGH S, She said, he said, and they said: claims of abuse and a community's response in late medieval Marseille. JWomH 19 4 (2007) 35–58.

347 MCKENZIE A, Tyburn's martyrs: execution in England 1675–1775. London and New York: Hambledon Continuum 2007. pp xx + 316.

348 MANCALL PC, Savagery in Jamestown. HLQ 70 4 (2007) 661–70.

349 POOLE S, ‘Bringing great shame upon this city’: sodomy, the courts and the civic idiom in eighteenth-century Bristol. UH 34 1 (2007) 114–26.

350 REXTROTH F, Deviance and power in late medieval London. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 2007. pp xiii + 411.

351 SNELL E, Discourses of criminality in the eighteenth-century press: the presentation of crime in The Kentish Post, 1717–1768. ContC 22 1 (2007) 13–47.

352 STOKES A, Pit of shame: the real ballad of Reading gaol. Winchester: Waterside Press 2007. pp xv + 192.

353 TOSNEY N, Women and ‘false coining’ in early modern London. LJ 32 2 (2007) 103–23.

354 TRUMBACH R, Blackmail for sodomy in eighteenth-century London. HRef 33 1 (2007) 23–39.

355 WADE S, Heroes, villains & victims of Leeds. Derby: Breedon 2007. pp 191.

356 WARREN WA, ‘The cause of her grief’: the rape of a slave in early New England. JAH 93 4 (2007) 1031–49.

357 WATSON KD ed, Assaulting the past: violence and civilization in historical context. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Cambridge Scholars 2007. pp xi + 315.

358 WILLETTS P, North Soho 999: a true story of gangs and gun-crime in 1940s London. Stockport: Dewi Lewis 2007. pp 272.

359 WOOD AG, New approaches to crime, health, and poverty in Mexico City (review essay). JUH 33 3 (2007) 527–31.

360 YARWOOD D, Cheshire's execution files. Derby: Breedon 2007. pp 208.

361 BAUMAN R, The Black Power and Chicano movements in the poverty wars in Los Angeles. JUH 33 2 (2007) 277–95.

362 BENSON J, Poor law guardians, coalminers and friendly societies in northern England, 1860–1894: statutory provision, local autonomy and individual responsibility. NH 44 2 (2007) 159–68.

363 DORLING D, RIGBY J & WHEELER B, Poverty, wealth and place in Britain, 1968 to 2005. Bristol: published for the Joseph Rowntree Foundation by the Policy Press 2007. pp 111.

364 HONEYMAN K, The poor law, the parish apprentice, and the textile industries in the north of England, 1780–1830. NH 44 2 (2007) 115–40.

365 HUNTER D, Cholera and the struggle for clean water in Berwick-upon-Tweed Poor Law Union 1848–1871. LocH 37 2 (2007) 104–16.

366 KING S, Regional patterns in the experiences and treatment of the sick poor, 1800–40: rights, obligations and duties in the rhetoric of paupers. FCH 10 1 (2007) 61–75.

367 HORNSEY R, Francis Bacon and the photobooth: facing the homosexual in post-war Britain. VCB 8 2 (2007) 82–103.

368 KÜMIN B, Public houses and civic tensions in early modern Bern. UH 34 1 (2007) 89–101.

369 LERNER MA, Dry Manhattan: prohibition in New York City. Cambridge: Harvard University Press 2007. pp 351.

370 LUNDBERG A, Queering laughter in the Stockholm Pride parade. IRSH 52 (2007) 169–87.

371 MOLD A, ‘Consuming habits’: histories of drugs in modern societies. CulSH 4 2 (2007) 261–70.

372 RAU S, Public order in public space: tavern conflict in early modern Lyon. UH 34 1 (2007) 102–13.

376 DRAPER N, ‘Possessing slaves’: ownership, compensation and metropolitan society in Britain at the time of emancipation 1834–40. HWJ 64 (2007) 74–102.

377 ADAMS C, In the public interest: charitable association, the state, and the status of utilité publique in nineteenth-century France. LwHR 25 2 (2007) 283–322.

378 BASKERVILLE RF & CORDERY CJ, Charity financial reporting regulation: a comparative study of the UK and New Zealand AccH 12 1 (2007) 7–27.

379 BORSAY A & SHAPELY P eds, Medicine, charity and mutual aid: the consumption of health and welfare in Britain, c.1550–1950. Aldershot: Ashgate 2007. pp x + 269.

380 CUBITT G, Martyrs of charity, heroes of solidarity: Catholic and republican responses to the fire at the Bazar de la Charité, Paris, 1897. FH 21 3 (2007) 331–52.

381 HAYCOCK L, Faith, hope and charity: urban collectivism in late Georgian Devizes. WANHM 100 (2007) 136–53.

382 NICHOLS T, Secular charity, sacred poverty: picturing the poor in Renaissance Venice. ArtH 30 2 (2007) 139–69.

383 PINCHES S, ‘The place of my nativity’: pride, prejudice and the rhythm of charitable giving in Warwickshire, c. 1500–1900. Stratford-upon-Avon: Dugdale Society in association with the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust 2007. pp 33.

384 Poverty and wealth: sheep, taxation and charity in late medieval Norfolk. Norwich: Norfolk Record Society 2007. pp 249.

385 RAMSEY PJ, Wrestling with modernity: philanthropy and the Children's Aid Society in progressive-era New York City. NYH 88 2 (2007) 153–76.

386 SWEETINBURGH S, The poor, hospitals and charity in sixteenth-century Canterbury. LUTTON R & SALTER E eds, Pieties in transition: religious practices and experiences, c.1400–1640. Aldershot: Ashgate 2007. 59–74.

390 ALJUNIED SMK, The role of Hadramis in post-Second World War Singapore – a reinterpretation. IMin 25 2 (2007) 163–83.

391 AUERBACH S, Negotiating: Jewish conscription and Russian repatriation in London's East End, 1916–1918. JBS 46 3 (2007) 594–620.

392 AXELROD JBC, ‘Keep the “L” out of Los Angeles’: race, discourse, and urban modernity in 1920s southern California. JUH 34 1 (2007) 3–37.

393 BILES R, Black Milwaukee and the Ghetto synthesis. JUH 33 4 (2007) 539–43.

394 BUNNELL T, Post-maritime transnationalization: Malay seafarers in Liverpool. GN 74 (2007) 412–29.

395 BURNETT J, ‘Hail Brither Scots o’ coaly Tyne’: networking and identity among Scottish migrants in the north-east of England, ca. 1860–2000. IMin 25 1 (2007) 1–21.

396 CAMARILLO AM, Cities of color: the new racial frontier in California's minority-majority cities. PHR 76 1 (2007) 1–28.

397 CAMPBELL JM, Slavery on trial: race, class, and criminal justice in Antebellum Richmond, Virginia. Gainesville: University Press of Florida 2007. pp xiii + 264, il.

398 COWAN SR, GERSON JN & PHO T-L eds, Southeast Asian refugees and immigrants in the mill city: changing families, communities, institutions thirty years afterward. Burlington: University of Vermont Press 2007. pp xiii + 227, il.

399 DACE R, The Jews of Warwick c 1180 – c 1280. LocH 37 4 (2007) 243–9.

400 DARBY P, Gaelic games, ethnic identity and Irish nationalism in New York City, c. 1880–1917. SiS 10 3 (2007) 347–67.

401 DAVIS C, PHILLIPS D & RATCLIFFE P, British Asian narratives of urban space. TIBG 32 2 (2007) 217–34.

402 DRESSER M & FLEMING P, Bristol: ethnic minorities and the city 1000–2001. Chichester: Phillimore 2007. pp xii + 260.

403 FOGLE L, The domus conversorum: the personal interest of Henry III. JeHS 41 (2007) 1–7.

404 FORREST J, JOHNSTON R & POULSEN M, Ethnic and racial segregation in U.S. metropolitan areas, 1980–2000: the dimensions of segregation revisited. UAR 42 (2007) 479–504.

405 FREEMAN JB, The persistence and demise of ethnic union locals in New York City after World War II. JAEH 26 3 (2007) 5–22.

406 GERMANY KB, The politics of poverty and history: racial inequality and the long prelude to Katrina. JAH 94 3 (2007) 743–51.

407 GLASRUD BA & SMALLWOOD JM eds, The African American experience in Texas: an anthology. Lubbock: Texas Tech University Press 2007. pp xviii + 404.

408 GOODMAN AP & SUGRUE TJ, Plainfield burning: black rebellion in the suburban North. JUH 33 4 (2007) 568–601.

409 GOTHAM KF, Racialized uneven development: race, class, and segregation in the postwar era (review essay). JUH 33 2 (2007) 332–41.

410 HAROLD CN, The rise and fall of the Garvey movement in the urban South, 1918–1942. London: Routledge 2007. pp xi + 171, il.

411 HOLLIS S, ‘The black man almost has disappeared from our country’: African American workers in Cooperstown, New York, 1860–1900. NYH 88 1 (2007) 13–32.

412 HUDSON JG, African American life in South Carolina's Upper Piedmont, 1780–1900. JSH 73 4 (2007) 884–5.

413 JACK BM, The St. Louis African American community and the Exodusters. Columbia: University of Missouri Press 2007. pp xi + 178, ill.

414 JENKINS W, Identity, place, and the political mobilization of urban minorities: comparative perspectives on Irish Catholics in Buffalo and Toronto 1880–1910. EP, 25 1 (2007) 160–186.

415 KINBACHER KE, Life in the Russian Bottoms: community building and identity transformation among Germans from Russia in Lincoln, Nebraska, 1876 to 1926. JAEH 26 2 (2007) 27–57.

416 LEONG KJ, AIRRIESS CA, LI W, CHEN A & KEITH VM, Resilient history and the rebuilding of a community: the Vietnamese American community in New Orleans East. JAH 94 3 (2007) 770–9.

417 MACIAS V, ‘En unidad, hay poder’: community activism and ethnicity in south Martineztown, 1930–1972. NMHR 82 1 (2007) 71–96.

418 MOLINEUX C, Pleasures of the smoke: ‘Black Virginians’ in Georgian London's tobacco shops. WMQ 64 2 (2007) 327–76.

419 PRITCHETT WE, Black Milwaukee and urban African American history. JUH 33 4 (2007) 557–61.

420 PRUITT B, The African American experience in slavery and freedom: black urban history revisited (review essay). JUH 33 6 (2007) 1033–47.

421 PRUITT DC, ‘The opposition of the law to the law’: race, slavery, and the law in Nantes, 1715–1778. FHS 30 2 (2007) 147–74.

422 SOGNER S & LOTTUM J VAN, An immigrant community? Norwegian sailors and their wives in 17th-century Amsterdam. HF 12 3 (2007) 153–68.

423 TROTTER JWT, Black Milwaukee: reflections on the past twenty years. JUH 33 4 (2007) 562–7.

424 WILLIAMS RY, Black Milwaukee, women, and gender. JUH 33 4 (2007) 551–6.

425 YEE SJ, Dependency and opportunity: socioeconomic relations between Chinese and non-Chinese in New York City, 1870–1943. JUH 33 2 (2007) 254–76.

426 ZANG X, Ethnicity and urban life in China: a comparative study of Hui Muslims and Han Chinese. London: Routledge 2007. pp xiv + 184, il.

427 BRISTOW J, Remapping the sites of modern gay history: legal reform, medico-legal thought, homosexual scandal, erotic geography. JBS 46 1 (2007) 116–42.

428 BROWNE K, A party with politics? (Re)making LGBTQ Pride spaces in Dublin and Brighton. SCG 8 1 (2007) 63–87.

429 FERGUSON K, Organizing the ghetto: the Ford Foundation, CORE, and white power in the black power era, 1967–1969. JUH 34 1 (2007) 67–100.

430 HATT M, Space, surface, self: homosexuality and the aesthetic interior. VCB 8 1 (2007) 105–28.

431 HOULBROOK M, ‘The man with the powder puff’ in interwar London. HJ 50 1 (2007) 145–71.

432 JOHNSTON L, Mobilizing pride/shame: lesbians, tourism and parades. SCG 8 1 (2007) 29–45.

433 MONKHOUSE S, Thomas Eadsforth remembers: a Catholic in 18th century Manchester. CathAnc 11 4 (2007) 244–52.

434 PHILLIPS S, ‘They more or less blended in with society’: changing attitudes to European migrant workers in post-war Lancashire. IMin 25 1 (2007) 49–72.

435 SMITH D, ‘Cruelty of the worst kind’: religious slaughter, xenophobia, and the German Greens. CEH 40, 1 (2007) 89–115.

436 TALBOT D & BÖSE M, Racism, criminalization and the development of night-time economies: two case studies in London and Manchester. EthRS 30 1 (2007) 95–118.

452 AERT L VAN, The legal possibilities of Antwerp widows in the late sixteenth century. HF 12 4 (2007) 282–95.

453 BENSON J, One man and his women: domestic service in Edwardian England. LHR 72 3 (2007) 203–14.

454 BERMAN CH, Women's work in family, village, and town after 1000 CE: contributions to economic growth? JWomH 19 3 (2007) 10–32.

455 BIERI S & GERODETTI N, ‘Falling women’ – ‘saving angels’: spaces of contested mobility and the production of gender and sexualities within early twentieth-century train stations. SCG 8 2 (2007) 217–34.

456 BOUSSAHBA-BRAVARD M ed, Suffrage outside suffragism: women's vote in Britain, 1880–1914. New York: Palgrave Macmillan 2007. pp x + 262.

457 CLARK E, Masterless mistresses: the New Orleans ursulines and the development of a new world society, 1727–1834. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press 2007. pp xvi + 287, il.

458 DARLING E & WHITWORTH L eds, Women and the making of built space in England, 1870–1950. Aldershot: Ashgate 2007. pp xi + 220, il.

459 DOMOSH M, Sex and the city: wanton women in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century London (review essay). JUH 33 4 (2007) 678–84.

460 DRIBE M, LUNCDH C & NYSTEDT P, Widowhood strategies in preindustrial society. JInH 38 2 (2007) 207–32.

461 ESCOBEDO ER, The Pachuca panic: sexual and cultural battlegrounds in World War II Los Angeles. WHQ 38 2 (2007) 133–56.

462 GOLDBERG PJP, Gender and matrimonial litigation in the church courts in the later middle ages: the evidence of the court of York. G&H 19 1 (2007) 43–59.

463 GUNDRUM AR, Memorializing mothers: stained-glass windows, female empowerment, and religion in Cooperstown, New York. NYH 88 1 (2007) 33–54.

464 HANAWALT BA, The wealth of wives: women, law, and economy in late medieval London. Oxford: Oxford University Press 2007. pp xiv + 317.

465 MANNARELLI, ME, Private passions and public sins: men and women in seventeenth-century Lima. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press 2007. pp 220.

466 MARCUS S, Between women: friendship, desire, and marriage in Victorian England. Princeton: Princeton University Press 2007. pp x + 356.

467 MORGAN S, A Victorian woman's place: public culture in the nineteenth century. London: Tauris Academic Studies 2007. pp x + 270.

468 RODRIGUES-PEREIRA M, An eighteenth-century Sephardi lady – her relations and her property. JeHS, 41 (2007) 31–5.

469 SALLY SV, Women and power in the late medieval English village: a reconsideration. WomHR 16 3 (2007) 311–21.

470 YOUNG H, Hard man, new man: re/composing masculinities in Glasgow, c.1950–2000. OH 35 1 (2007) 71–81.

471 BISHOP MJB John Lewyn of Durham: a medieval mason in practice. Oxford: John and Erica Hedges Ltd 2007. pp x + 86 + 140.

472 HOLLISTER J & SCHULTZ SM, The Elting and Hasbrouck store accounts: a window into eighteenth-century commerce. AccH 12 4 (2007) 417–40.

473 PALK D ed, Prisoners’ letters to the Bank of England, 1781–1827. London: London Record Society 2007. pp xxv + 307.

474 JOHNMAN L & MURPHY H, Maritime and business history in Britain: past, present and future? IJMH 19 1 (2007) 239–70.

475 LEIGH LA, Yr hen danerdy: the old tannery: a history of the leather industry in Machynlleth, 1610–1900. MC 95 (2007) 103–10.

476 MAERKER A, ‘Turpentine hides everything’: autonomy and organization in anatomical model production for the state in late eighteenth-century Florence. HSci 45 3 (2007) 257–86.

477 ROCKMAN S, Work in the cities of colonial British North America (review essay). JUH 33 6 (2007) 1021–32.

478 SPICKSLEY JM, ‘Fly with a duck in thy mouth’: single women as sources of credit in seventeenth-century England. SH 32 2 (2007) 187–207.

479 ALNUTT B & SIMON RD, Philadelphia, 1982–2007: toward the postindustrial city. PenMHB 131 4 (2007) 395–444.

480 ATTARD B, New estimates of Australian public borrowing and capital raised in London, 1849–1914. AEHR 47 2 (2007) 155–77.

481 COOPER T, The early development of scientific research in industry: the case of Metropolitan-Vickers Ltd, 1901–1933. MRHR 18 (2007) 84–105.

482 CRAFTS NFR, FAZELEY I & NEWELL A eds, Work and pay in twentieth-century Britain. Oxford: Oxford University Press 2007. pp vi + 369.

483 DAWSON M, Victoria debates its post-industrial reality: tourism, deindustrialization, and store-hour regulations, 1900–1958. UHR 35 2 (2007) 14–24.

484 NENADIC SS, Gender and the rhetoric of business success: the impact on women entrepreneurs and the ‘new woman’ in later nineteenth century Edinburgh. GOOSE N ed, Women's work in industrial England: regional and local perspectives. Hatfield: Local Population Studies 2007. 269–88.

485 OGIYAMA M, Domestic service in industrializing Japan: the job choices of unmarried young women in the Sennan District, Osaka Prefecture, 1893–1927. IJAS 4 2 (2007) 173–200.

486 PICKSTONE JV, Science and technology in Manchester: an introduction to the history. MRHR 18 (2007) 1–18.

487 POLLARD JS, Making money, (re)making firms: microbusiness financial networks in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter. EP A 39 2 (2007) 378–97.

488 TAYLOR PJ, Space and sustainability: an exploratory essay on the production of social spaces through city-work. GJ 173 3 (2007) 197–206.

518 AMOS D, Working-class diet in Victorian and Edwardian Nottingham. PPC 82 (2007) 33–78.

519 ATKINGS PJ, LIMMEL P & ODDY DJ eds, Food and the city in Europe since 1800. Aldershot: Ashgate 2007. pp xvi + 260.

520 CZAOLICKI A, ‘Pure milk is better than purified milk’: pasteurization and milk purity in Chicago, 1908–1916. SSH 31 3 (2007) 411–33.

521 BAER WC, Early retailing: London's shopping exchanges, 1550–1700. BuH 49 1 (2007) 29–51.

522 BARTON P, From physick to pharmacology: five hundred years of British drug retailing. SHMed 20 (2007) 611–12.

523 BELISE D, Negotiating paternalism: women and Canada's largest department stores, 1890–1960. JWomH 19 1 (2007) 58–81.

524 BERG M & CLIFFORD H, Selling consumption in the eighteenth century: advertising and the trade card in Britain and France. CulSH 4 2 (2007) 145–70.

525 BLONDÉ B, STABEL P & STOBART J eds, Buyers & sellers: retail circuits and practices in mediaeval and early modern Europe. Turnhout: Brepols 2007. pp 350.

526 COX N & DANNEHL K, Perceptions of retailing in early modern England. Aldershot: Ashgate 2007. pp 250, il.

527 GAUCI P, Emporium of the world: the merchants of London, 1660–1800. London: Continuum 2007. pp x + 254.

528 HANN A, MORGAN V & STOBART J, Spaces of consumption: leisure and shopping in the English town, c. 1680–1830. London: Routledge 2007. pp 247.

529 HITCHINGS R, Approaching life in the London garden centre: acquiring entities and providing products. EP A 39 2 (2007) 242–59.

530 LOMAS C, ‘Men don't wear velvet you know!’: fashionable gay masculinity and the shopping experience, London 1950 – early 1970s. OH 35 1 (2007) 82–90.

531 MARTÍNEZ JG, Selling avant-garde: how Antwerp became a fashion capital (1990–2002). US 44 12 (2007) 2449–64.

532 POPP A, Building the market: John Shaw of Wolverhampton and commercial travelling in early nineteenth-century England. BuH 49 3 (2007) 321–47.

533 BRUSCOLI FG, Papal banking in Renaissance Rome: Benvenuto Olivieri and Paul III, 1534–1549. Aldershot: Ashgate 2007. pp xxvi + 313.

534 COTTRELL PL ed, Centres and peripheries in banking: the historical development of financial markets. Aldershot: Ashgate 2007. pp xiv + 326.

535 FRANCOIS ME, A culture of everyday credit: housekeeping, pawnbroking, and governance in Mexico City, 1750–1920. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press 2007. pp xiii + 415, il.

536 TAYLOR J, Company fraud in Victorian Britain: the Royal British Bank scandal of 1856. EHR 122 497 (2007). 700–24.

537 THORNTON RP, ‘A great machine’ or a ‘beast of prey’: a Boston Corporation and its rural debtors in an age of capitalist transformation. JERep 27 4 (2007) 567–97.

538 WOLOSON WA, In hock: pawning in early America. JERep 27 1 (2007) 35–61.

543 MORING B, The standard of living of widows: inventories as an indicator of the economic situation of widows. HF 12 4 (2007) 233–49.

544 WALL R, Widows and unmarried women as taxpayers in England before 1800. HF 12 4 (2007) 250–67.

545 CLERCQ W de, DUMOLYN J & HAMERS J, ‘Vivre noblement’: material culture and elite identity in late medieval Flanders. JInH 38 1 (2007) 1–32.

546 KIRKBY D. ‘Beer, women and grub’: pubs, food and the industrial working class. KIRKBY D & LUCKINS T eds, Dining on turtles: food feasts and drinking in history. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan 2007 136–53.

553 HOFFMANN PR, In defence of corporate liberties: early modern guilds and the problem of illicit artisan work. UH 34 1 (2007) 76–88.

554 HOLT L & SMITH DP, Studentification and ‘apprentice’ gentrifiers within Britain's provincial towns and cities: extending the meaning of gentrification. EP A 39 1 (2007) 142–61.

555 HOSKIN PM, The accounts of the medieval paternoster gild of York. NH 44 1 (2007) 7–33.

556 MUNCK BD, Technologies of learning: apprenticeship in Antwerp guilds from the 15th century to the end of the ancien régime. Turnhout: Brepols 2007. pp xii, 306, il.

557 SLEIGH-JOHNSON N, The Merchant Taylors’ Company of London under Elizabeth I: Tailors’ Guild or Company of Merchants? Cos 41 1 (2007) 45–52.

558 WEBB C ed, Grocers’ Company apprenticeships 1629–1800. London: Society of Genealogists 2007. pp viii + 315.

559 WEBB C ed, Society of Apothecaries 1670–1800 with Masons’ Company 1619–1639. London: Society of Genealogists 2007. pp vii + 139.

560 WEBB C ed, Vintners’ Company 1609–1800. London: Society of Genealogists 2007. pp vii + 462.

561 BARCHIESI F, Privatization and the historical trajectory of ‘social movement unionism’: a case study of municipal workers in Johannesburg, South Africa. ILWCH 71 (2007) 50–69.

562 HORSFALL WL, Trade union activity in the Halifax area, 1800–1960. HAS 15 (2007) 78–90.

563 HUNT C, Tea and sympathy: a study of diversity among women activists in the National Federation of Women Workers in Coventry, England, 1907–14. ILWCH 72 (2007) 173–91.

564 PHILLIPS S, HALLETT CE & ABENDSTERN, M, ‘If we depart from these conditions . . .’: trade union reactions to European immigrant workers in the textile industry, c. 1946–1952. LHR 72 2 (2007) 135–54.

565 BRULEY S, The politics of food: gender, family, community and collective feeding in South Wales in the General Strike and Miners’ Lockout of 1926. TCBH 18 (2007) 54–77.

566 BERGER J, ‘There is tragedy on both sides of the layoffs’: privatization and the urban crisis in Baltimore. ILWCH 71 (2007) 29–49.

567 WHITESIDE N, Unemployment revisited in comparative perspective: labour market policy in Strasbourg and Liverpool, 1890–1914. IRSH 52 1 (2007) 35–56.

568 ALANEN AR, Morgan Park: Duluth, U.S. Steel, and the forging of a company town. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press 2007. pp 338, il.

569 CAPET A, Bournville et Port Sunlight: une utopie qui existe quelque part. Mor 43 166/167 (2007) 208–26.

570 CHANCE H, The angel in the garden suburb: Arcadian allegory in the ‘girls’ grounds’ at the Cadbury factory, Bournville, England, 1880–1930. SHGDL 27 3 (2007) 197–216.

571 ROLLWAGEN K, When ghosts hovered: community and crisis in a company town, Britannia Beach, British Columbia, 1957–1965. UHR 35 2 (2007) 25–36.

572 STEEL A & SUTTON P, ‘The biggest, and . . . one of the most advanced, enterprises in the country’: the Royal Mail archive and the contemporary historian. CBH 21 1 (2007) 111–31.

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637 PIONKE AD, ‘I do swear’: oath taking among the elite public in Victorian England. VS 49 4 (2007) 611–33.

638 SHINNER PJ, Pocket borough to county borough: power relations, elites and politics in nineteenth-century Grimsby. UH 34 3 (2007) 481–503.

639 STOTT G, Enhancing status through incorporation: suburban municipalities in nineteenth-century Ontario. JUH 33 6 (2007) 885–910.

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663 NIEMI M, Public health and municipal policy making: Britain and Sweden, 1900–1940. Aldershot: Ashgate 2007. pp 242, il.

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677 BEATTIE JM, Sir John Fielding and public justice: the Bow Street Magistrates’ Court, 1754–1780. LwHR 25 1 (2007) 61–100.

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679 EMSLEY C, Crime, police, and penal policy: European experiences 1750–1940. Oxford: Oxford University Press 2007. pp x + 285.

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689 HELQUIST M, Portland to the rescue: the Rose City's response to the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire. OHQ 108 3 (2007) 382–409.

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730 SHELDON P, The dirtiest of jobs: maintaining Sydney's sewers 1890–1910. LH 93 (2007) 127–44.

731 THOMPSON GL, Taming the neighborhood revolution: planners, power brokers, and the birth of neotraditionalism in Portland, Oregon. JPH 6 (2007) 214–47.

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733 WHILE A, The state and the controversial demands of cultural built heritage: modernism, dirty concrete, and postwar listing in England. EP B 34 4 (2007) 645–63.

737 HARRIS R & MYERS G, Hybrid housing: improvement and control in late colonial Zanzibar. JSAH 66 4 (2007) 476–93.

738 ABOY R, ‘The right to a home’: public housing in post-World War II Buenos Aires. JUH 33 3 (2007) 493–518.

739 ASABERE P, The demise of the rent-controlled public housing programmes of Ghana: the story of the Tema Development Corporation. US 44 10 (2007) 1919–35.

740 BARANSKI J, Something to help themselves: tenant organizing in San Francisco's public housing, 1965–1975. JUH 33 3 (2007) 418–42.

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743 DINZEY-FLORES ZZ, Temporary housing, permanent communities: public housing policy and design in Puerto Rico. JUH 33 3 (2007) 467–92.

744 GALLENT N & TEWDWR-JONES M, Decent homes for all: reviewing planning's role in housing provision. London: Routledge 2007. pp 300.

745 HARRIS R, From miser to spendthrift: public housing and the vulnerability of colonialism in Barbados, 1935 to 1965. JUH 33 3 (2007) 443–66.

746 HAY A & HARRIS R, ‘Shauri ya Sera Kali’: the colonial regime of urban housing in Kenya to 1939. UH 34 3 (2007) 504–30.

747 PARSON D, The decline of public housing and the politics of the red scare: the significance of the Los Angeles public housing war. JUH 33 3 (2007) 400–17.

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749 SHAPLEY P, The politics of housing: power, consumers and urban culture. Manchester: Manchester University Press 2007. pp 231.

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752 Investing in heritage: a guide to successful urban regeneration. Norwich: European Association of Historic Towns and Regions 2007. pp 135, il.

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775 RATCLIFF JR, Samuel Morland and his calculating machines c.1666: the early career of a courtier–inventor in restoration London. BJHS 40 2 (2007) 159–79.

776 TARTE KB, Writing places: sixteenth-century city culture and the Des Roches salon. Newark: University of Delaware Press 2007. pp 269, il.

777 THØFMER M, A common art: urban ceremonial in Antwerp and Brussels during and after the Dutch revolt. Zwolle: Waanders Publishers 2007. pp 376, il.

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801 JOINER TE, Sin in the city: Chicago and revivalism, 1880–1920. Columbia: University of Missouri Press 2007. pp xiv + 271, il.

802 MCREYNOLDS L, St. Petersburg: the national destiny in the cityscape (review essay). JUH 33 5 (2007) 857–63.

803 MORAN J, Early cultures of gentrification in London, 1955–1980. JUH 34 1 (2007) 101–21.

804 MORRIS RJ, The capitalist, the professor and the soldier: the re-making of Edinburgh Castle, 1850–1900. PlP 2 1 (2007) 55–78.

805 PAYER P, The age of noise: early reactions in Vienna, 1870–1914. JUH 33 5 (2007) 773–93.

806 PRICE J, ‘Heroism in everyday life’: the Watts Memorial for heroic self sacrifice. HWJ 63 1 (2007) 254–78.

807 RAST RW, The cultural politics of tourism in San Francisco's Chinatown, 1882–1917. PHR 76 1 (2007) 29–60.

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815 BREWER J, Sensibility and the urban panorama. HLQ 70 2 (2007) 229–49.

816 BROOKER J, The polytechnic ghost: Pepper's ghost, metempsychosis and the magic lantern at the Royal Polytechnic Institution. EPVC 5 2 (2007) 189–206.

817 CRASSONS K, The challenges of social unity: the Last Judgment pageant and guild relations in York. JMEMS 37 2 (2007) 305–34.

818 MORT F, Striptease: the erotic female body and live sexual entertainment in mid-twentieth-century London. SH 32 1 (2007) 27–53.

819 NORTHWAY K, ‘To kindle an industrious desire’: the poetry of work in Lord Mayors’ shows. ComD 41 2 (2007) 167–92.

820 RYAN DS, ‘Pageantitis’: Frank Lascelles’ 1907 Oxford historical pageant, visual spectacle and popular memory. VCB 8 2 (2007) 63–82.

821 SAX B, How ravens came to the Tower of London. S&A 15 3 (2007) 269–83.

822 BALDWIN E, CLOPPER LM & MILLS D eds, Records of early English drama. Cheshire, including Chester. Toronto: British Library and University of Toronto Press 2007. 2v. pp ccxxv + 1231.

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830 HOWARD JE, Theater of a city: the places of London comedy, 1598–1642. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press 2007. pp 276, il.

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833 KORDA N, Women's informal commerce and the ‘all-male’ stage. CALLAGHAN D ed, The impact of feminism in English Renaissance studies. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan 2007. 259–80.

834 LEVERING M, History on stage: the Detroit Players, prohibition, and the Great Depression. MichHR 33 2 (2007) 47–80.

835 LINDFORS B, ‘No end to dramatic novelty’: Ira Aldridge at the Royal Coburg Theatre. NCTF 34 1 (2007) 15–34.

836 McANDREW M, Lost theatres of Haringey. London: Hornsey Historical Society 2007. pp 65.

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838 NICHOLL C, The lodger: Shakespeare on Silver Street. London: Allen Lane 2007. pp xviii + 377.

839 RAE P, Cat's entertainment: feline performance in the Lion City. DR 51 1 (2007) 119–37.

840 RUSSELL G, Women, sociability and theatre in Georgian London. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 2007. pp xiii + 289.

841 SMITH JR, The Red Lion and the White Horse: inns used by patronised performers in Norwich, 1583–1624. ET 10 1 (2007) 109–44.

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843 STEPHENSON A, Precarious poses: the problem of artistic visibility and its homosocial performances in late-nineteenth-century London. VCB 8 1 (2007) 73–104.

844 BRUNSDON C, London in cinema: the cinematic city since 1945. London: bfi 2007. pp viii + 248.

845 CHUNG S P-Y, Moguls of the Chinese cinema: the story of the Shaw Brothers in Shanghai, Hong Kong and Singapore, 1924–2002. MAsS 41 4 (2007) 665–82.

846 HORNSEY B, From Apollo to Mayfair and beyond: (some of the cinemas controlled by Arthur Cohen): Amherst, City and Suburban Cinemas Ltd, London and Southern Cinemas Ltd, Mayfair Circuit (control) Limited, Midland Super Cinemas Limited. Stamford: Fuchsiaprint 2007. pp 12, il.

847 HORNSEY B, The dream palaces of Dudley: an essay in celebration of the cinemas. Stamford: Fuchsiaprint 2007. pp iv + 18.

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855 THORP J, ‘So great a master as Mr Isaac’ an exemplary dancing-master of late Stuart London. EMus 35 3 (2007) 435–46.

856 WHITE MG, Reflections of an authentic jazz life in pre-Katrina New Orleans. JAH 94 3 (2007) 820–7.

857 BRADLEY JM, Gaelic sport, soccer and Irishness in Scotland. SiS 10 3 (2007) 439–56.

858 CHETWYND J & BELTON BA, British baseball and the West Ham club: history of a 1930s professional team in East London. London: McFarland & Co. 2007. pp x + 262.

859 KELLY K, Hibernian Football Club: the forgotten Irish? SiS 10 3 (2007) 514–36.

860 KENNEDY D & KENNEDY P, Ambiguity, complexity and convergence: the evolution of Liverpool's Irish football clubs. IJHS 24 7 (2007) 894–920.

861 The spectacle of Olympic Tokyo and imperial Japan. IJHS 24 8 (2007) 1064–96.

862 TRUMPBOUR R, Sport and the urban landscape (review essay). JUH 33 5 (2007) 848–56.

863 RETFORD K, From the interior to interiority: the conversation piece in Georgian England. JDH 20 4 (2007) 291–307.

864 SCHREFFLER MJ, The art of allegiance: visual culture and imperial power in Baroque New Spain University Park, PA: Pennsylvania State University Press 2007. pp xiv + 191.

865 TITLER R, The face of the city: civic portraiture and civic identity in early modern England. Manchester: Manchester University Press 2007. pp xii + 212.

866 BAKER M, Public images for private spaces? The place of sculpture in the Georgian domestic interior. JDH 20 4 (2007) 309–23.

867 BUTLER SA, The monument as manifesto: the Pierre Charles L'Enfant memorial, 1909–1911. JPH 6 (2007) 283–310.

868 COLEMAN J, Unionist-nationalism in stone? The national Wallace monument and the hazards of commemoration in Victorian Scotland. COWAN EJ ed, The Wallace book. Edinburgh: John Donald 2007. 151–68.

869 DRESSER M, Set in stone? Statues and slavery in London. HWJ 64 (2007) 162–99.

870 KEAN H, Public history and the past: slavery memorials in Lancaster. NWLHJ 32 (2007–8) 23–5.

871 MINNIS J & COLE S, The Clarkson Memorial, High Street, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire: historical analysis. Cambridge: English Heritage 2007. pp 18.

872 RAUSCH H, The nation as a community born of war? Symbolic strategies and popular reception of public statues in late nineteenth-century western European capitals. EurRH 14 1 (2007) 73–101.

873 RIALL N, The early Tudor Renaissance in Hampshire: Anthony Blunt and ‘L'influence française sur l'architecture et la sculpture décorative en Angleterre pendant la première moitié du XVIme siècle’ revisited. RS 21 2 (2007) 218–53.

874 STANFORD CA, The body at the funeral: imagery and commemoration at Notre-Dame, Paris, about 1304–18. ArtB 89 4 (2007) 657–73.

875 AUER C, Le People's Journal de Dundee (1858–1867), vecteur d'enrichissement culturel ou propagateur d'un discours idéologique normatif? RANE 40 (2007) 103–14.

876 BRYANT M, Fleet Street's Star of India. HT 57 6 (2007) 58–59.

877 HODGSON G, Sir Nevile Henderson, appeasement and the press: Fleet Street and the build-up to the Second World War. JStud 8 2 (2007) 320–34.

878 MARSHALL N, The rural newspaper and the circulation of information and culture in New York and the Antebellum North. NYH 88 2 (2007) 133–52.

879 WAGNER RG, Joining the global public: word, image, and city in early Chinese newspapers, 1870–1910. Albany: State University of New York Press 2007. pp ix + 249, il.

880 DABOVE JP, Nightmares of the lettered city: banditry and literature in Latin America, 1816–1929. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press 2007. pp x + 381.

881 FRESHWATER H, Sex, violence and censorship: London's Grand Guignol and the negotiation of the limits. TRI 32 3 (2007) 247–62.

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884 GLOVER J, Thomas Lechford's Plain dealing: censorship and cosmopolitan print culture in the English Atlantic. BookH 10 (2007) 29–46.

885 MONTEYNE J, The printed image in early modern London: urban space, visual representation, and social exchange. Aldershot: Ashgate 2007. pp xiii + 286.

886 CHIGNELL H, The London Broadcasting Company (LBC) and Independent Radio News (IRN) Archive. TCBH 18 (2007) 514–25.

887 McELROY TA, Imagining the ‘Scottis Natioun’: populism and propaganda in Scottish satirical broadsides. TSLL 49 4 (2007) 319–39.

888 ABRAM RJ, Kitchen conversations: democracy in action at the Lower East Side Tenement Museum. PubH 29 1 (2007) 59–76.

889 ALBERTI SJMM, Molluscs, mummies and moon rock: the Manchester Museum and Manchester science. MRHR 18 (2007) 130–54.

890 BOTTOMS E, The Royal Architectural Museum in the light of new documentary evidence. JHC 19 1 (2007) 115–39.

891 CAMERON E, Exhibit and point of sale: negotiating commerce and culture at the Vancouver Art Gallery. SCG 8 4 (2007) 551–73.

892 CHAMBERS D ed, A modest collection: Private Libraries Association 1956–2006. Pinner: Private Libraries Association 2007. pp 378.

893 CULLEN C, ‘Dublin is also in great need of a library which shall be at once accessible to the public and contain a good supply of modern and foreign books’: Dublin's nineteenth-century ‘public’ libraries. LibH 23 1 (2007) 49–61.

894 DAWSON NM, ‘National antiquities’ and the law. JLegH 28 1 (2007) 57–92.

895 HARGREAVES J, The collections centre at the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester. MRHR 18 (2007) 155–61.

896 KEPPIE L, William Hunter and the Hunterian Museum in Glasgow, 1807–2007.Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press 2007. pp xvi + 190.

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899 SKOUVIG L, The construction of the working-class user: Danish free public libraries and the working classes, 1880–1920. LibH 23 3 (2007) 223–38.

900 VODOSEK P, Innovation and ideology: Walter Hofmann's library work in Dresden-Plauen and Leipzig. LibH 23 1 (2007) 63–76.

901 WOODSON-BOULTON A, ‘Industry without art is brutality’: aesthetic ideology and social practice in Victorian art museums. JBS 46 1 (2007) 47–71.

916 BUURMA RS, Anonymity, corporate authority, and the archive: the production of authorship in late-Victorian England. VS 50 1 (2007) 15–42.

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918 SANDWEISS MA, Image and artefact: the photograph as evidence in the digital age. JAH 94 1 (2007) 193–202.

920 COCKAYNE E, Hubbub: filth, noise, and stench in England, 1600–1770. New Haven: Yale University Press 2007. pp xiv + 335.

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922 SWEET R, British perceptions of Florence in the long eighteenth century. HJ 50 4 (2007) 837–59.

923 BAKER N, Margate's seaside heritage. Swindon: English Heritage 2007. pp vii + 72.

924 BELCHEM J, Liverpool: world city: Liverpool's cosmopolitan profile. HT 57 4 (2007) 48–55.

925 OLMANSON ED, The future city on the inland sea: a history of imaginative geographies of Lake Superior. Athens: Ohio University Press 2007. pp xv + 276, il.

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927 ROSENFELD GD & JASKOT PB eds, Beyond Berlin: twelve German cities confront the Nazi past. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press 2007. pp 336.

928 SKILTON D, Tourists at the ruins of London: the metropolis and the struggle for empire. Cerc 17 (2007) 93–119.

929 THOMPSON VE, Boulevard dreams: Paris and the myths of modernity (review essay). JUH 33 4 (2007) 663–9.

930 ZIEGLER G, The city of London, real and unreal. VS 49 3 (2007) 431–56.

934 BOND E, Reading London: urban speculation and imaginative government in eighteenth-century literature. Columbus: Ohio State University Press 2007. pp xxvi + 276.

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938 DUNCAN I, The last of Edinburgh: the city in fiction, 1979–1999. MCCRACKEN-FLESHER C ed, Culture, nation, and the new Scottish parliament. Lewisburg: Bucknell University Press 2007. 44–56.

939 GRAEBNER S, History's place: nostalgia and the city in French Algerian literature. Plymouth: Lexington Books 2007. pp x + 346, ill.

940 HERRING S, Queering the underworld: slumming, literature, and the undoing of lesbian and gay history. Chicago: University of Chicago Press 2007. pp xv + 278, il.

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945 ROGERS P, George Parker, Defoe, and the Whitefriars trade: a ‘lost’ edition of A Tour thro’ Great Britain’. Lib, 7th ser., 8 1 (2007), 33–59.

946 ROSE MA ed, Flaneurs and idlers. Bielefeld: Aisthesis 2007. pp 355, il.

947 SALENIUS S, Florence, Italy, images of the city in nineteenth-century American writing. Joensuu: University of Joensuu 2007. pp iv + 259.

948 SPENCER S, A uniform identity: schoolgirl snapshots and the spoken visual. HE, 36 2 (2007) 227–46.

949 WHITE J, Unsentimental traveller: the London novels of Albert Smith. LJ 32 1 (2007) 29–51.

950 ZUKIN S, Reading The urban villagers as a cultural document: ethnicity, modernity, and capital. CitC 6 1 (2007) 39–48.

951 COOKMAN C, Photographers at work: Gilles Caron and the May 1968 rebellion in Paris. HistP 31 3 (2007) 239–59.

952 GATRELL VAC, Point of departure: City of laughter. HT 57 5 (2007) 70–1.

953 HARIMAN R & LUCAITES JL, The Times Square kiss: iconic photography and civic renewal in U.S. public culture. JAH 91 1 (2007) 122–31.

954 HUTTON D, Photographers at work: Raja Deen Dayal and sons: photographing Hyderabad's famine relief efforts. HistP 31 3 (2007) 260–75.

955 KOUREAS G, Memory, masculinity, and national identity in British visual culture, 1914–1930: a study of ‘unconquerable manhood’. Aldershot: Ashgate 2007. pp xii + 217.

956 MELLOR DM, ‘Fragments of an unknowable whole’: Michelangelo Antonioni's incorporation of contemporary visualities in London, 1966. VCB 8 2 (2007) 45–62.

957 PORTER L & DIXON B eds, Picture perfect: landscape, place and travel in British cinema before 1930. Exeter: Exeter Press 2007. pp xi + 143.

958 RAAB N, Visualising civil society: the fireman and the photographer in late Imperial Russia, 1900–1914. HistP 31 2 (2007) 151–64.

959 RIDING C, Hogarth's London: satire and the street. HT 57 2 (2007) 12–20.

960 SCOTT C, Street photography: from Atget to Cartier-Bresson. London: I.B. Tauris 2007. pp xi, 233, il.

961 WEBB V, The Camden Town Group: representations of class and gender in paintings of London interiors. Guildford: Parker Art Press 2007. pp xii + 125.

962 EASTERLING HC, Parsing the city: Jonson, Middleton, Dekker, and city comedy's London as language. New York: Routledge 2007. pp xii + 197.

963 KIM S-Y, Springtime for Kim Il-sung in Pyongyang: city on stage, city as stage. DR 51 2 (2007) 24–40.