The Economic History Review
Volume 17 Issue 3: April 1965
- THE ECONOMIC HISTORY REVIEW
Who were Farming the English Demesnes at the End of the Middle Ages?1
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The Early Tudor Gentry1
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The Memorandum ‘For the Understanding of the Exchange’: its Authorship and Dating
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Dyestuffs in the Eighteenth Century
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Malthus: ‘Physiocracy’ and the Commercial System
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Science and the Brewing Industry, 1850‐1900
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The Decay of Nineteenth‐Century Provident Institutions and the Coming of Old Age Pensions in Great Britain
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- SHORT ARTICLE
John Hughes and Russian Metallurgy
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- ESSAYS IN BIBLIOGRAPHY AND CRITICISM, XLVIII
Economic Organization and Policies in the Middle Ages1
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XLIX Puritanism and Progress
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- Reviews
LIST OF PUBLICATIONS ON THE ECONOMIC HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND PUBLISHED IN 1963
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THE URBAN HISTORY GROUP
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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LABOUR HISTORY
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Technical Change and the Growth of the British Shale‐Oil Industry
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