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- West Country Studies (93)
SUBJECT
Labour history in Devon and Cornwall (1972)
South-Western farming in South-Western fiction (1972)
The changing structure of agriculture and the position of the small farmer (1972)
Some aspects of the development of English dairying, 1860-1930, and their relation to the South-West (1972)
Seamen's missons and sailors' homes: spiritual & social welfare provision for seafarers in British ports in the 19 century (1987)
James Silk Buckingham: sailor, explorer and maritime reformer (1987)
British mercantile enterprise overseas in the ninteenth century: the example of James Lyle Mackay, first Earl of Inchape (1987)
Tamar traffic, 1836-1900 (1987)
Some transactions of a Dartmouth privateer during the French wars at the end of the century (1987)
British privateering against the Dutch in the American revolutionary war, 1780-1783 (1987)
Who improved the eighteenth century longhorn cow? (1981)
The South West's other packet station: Weymouth, 1794-1845 (1980)
The voluntary response to mass unemployment in South Wales (1979)
Unemployment relief works in Southampton between the wars: a case study (1979)
Secularisation and the care of the poor in Scotland (1979)
The association between mortality and poverty in Exeter from the seventeenth century to the present (1976)
The population of Cornwall before the first census (1976)
The declining years of Cornish tin mining (1975)
The Manor Street free speech controversy of 1906: how the Plymouth S D F broke a pernicious circle (1975)
Adult education in early Victorian Torquay ; with particular reference to the contribution of the church (1975)
An anatomy of illiteracy in mid-Victorian Devon (1975)
A note on housebuilding in Exeter 1867-1940 (1978)
Capital formation and technological change in South-West England metal mining in the ninteenth century (1978)
Availability of capital in the West of England woollen industry (1978)
Capital formation: an economists view (1978)
The marketing of agricultural produce in metropolitan western England in the late seventeenth and eighteenth centuries (1973)
The 1801 crop returns for Cornwall (1973)
Outfield cultivation in Devon and Cornwall: a reinterpretation (1973)
Sheep, enclosures and watermeadows in Dorset agriculture in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries (1973)
Photographic source material for the history of ports (1973)
The Development of road passenger transport between 1919 and 1939 (1973)
Devon register of motor cars and motor cycles, 1903-1905 (1973)
Shipowning in the South-West in its national context, 1800-1914 (1973)
Devon fishing vessels and their ownership, 1760-1880 (1973)
Coal, clothes and the navigation to Stroud 1730-1780 (1973)
The 1913 China Clay strike and the workers union (1972)
How mobile was labour in ninteenth century Britain? (1972)
The general strike of 1842: a study of leadership, organisation and the threat of revolution during the Plug Plot disturbances (1972)
The High farming era in Cornish agriculture (1972)
Investment in transport in Devon and Cornwall 1750-1850 (1972)
British ship registry: The quantification of source material (1971)
Manuscript sources for industrial historians in the Devon Record Office (1970)
The Devonshire cloth industry in the early seventeenth century (1970)
The Relief of poverty in Plymouth: The role of charitable benefactions 1480-1660 (1970)
Devon agriculture in the mid-eighteenth century: The evidence of the Milles enquiries (1969)
Regional variations in the Devon land market, 1536-1558 (1969)
Shipping of the port of Dartmouth in the nineteenth century (1968)
Cargo handling and stowage: British cargo liner practice in the 1950s, with some reference to ninteenth century practice (1984)
Merchant shipbuilding in the North East and South West of England, 1870-1913 (1984)