The Economic History Review
Volume 14 Issue 2: December 1961
- ARTICLES
‘Imperialism’: An Historiographical Revision1
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By‐Laws of Gleaning and the Problems of Harvest
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Some Evidence of the Thirteenth Century Population Increase
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The Inflation of Prices in Early Sixteenth Century England
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The Early Scottish Sugar Houses, 1660 ‐ 1720
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Multilateralism and/or Bilateralism: the Settlement of British Trade Balances with ‘The North’, c. 1700
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Emigration and Demographic Change in Ireland, 1851‐1861
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Foreign Trade and Economic Growth: Lessons from Britain and France, 1850 to 1913
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New Unionism in Britain, 1889‐1890: A Reappraisal
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Middle‐Class Education and Employment in the Nineteenth Century: A Rejoinder
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Long Waves in Building in the British Economy of the Nineteenth Century: A Comment
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Essays in Bibliography and Criticism XLVI. Feudalism Revisited
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- Reviews
