The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 11.1962 Tuesday, 24 October 2000.
From: Frank Whigham <This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.>
Date: Friday, 20 Oct 2000 09:53:26 -0500
Subject: TOC: _Northern History_
_Northern History_ vol xxxiv (1998)
R Muir, 'Village development in the Yorkshire Dales'
O De Ville, 'John Deyville: a neglected rebel'
A Musson, 'Peacekeeping in early-fourteenth-century Lancashire'
C Rogers, 'The Scottish invasion of 1346'
R W Hoyle, 'Urban decay and civic lobbying: the crisis of York's
finances, 1525-1536'
W J Sheils, 'Catholics and their neighbours in a rural community: Egton
chapelry, 1590-1780'
J Ellis, 'Cartels in the coal industry on Tyneside, 1699-1750'
N Hall, 'The Liverpool cotton market and the American Civil War'
J K Walton, 'Popular entertainment and public order: the Blackpool
carnivals of 1923-24'
Notes and Documents:
A Woolf, 'Eric Bloodaxe revisited'
E Norton, 'The York fire of 1137: conflagration or consecration?'
F Pogson, 'Wentworth, the Saviles and the office of _custos rotulorum_
of the West Riding'
G C F Forster, 'Review of periodical literature and occasional
publications'
Other reviews
