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Volume 54, Number 1, 2002
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Editorial
pp. iii-iv(1)
Authors: Felix Driver; David Feldman

From Diggers to Dongas: the Land in English Radicalism, 1649–2000
pp. 1-23(23)
Author: Alun Howkins

British Settler Discourse and the Circuits of Empire
pp. 24-48(25)
Author: A. Lester

‘Land of our Mothers’: Home, Identity, and Nationality for Anglo-Indians in British India, 1919–1947
pp. 49-72(24)
Author: A. Blunt

Topographic Culture: Nikolaus Pevsner and the Buildings of England
pp. 73-99(27)
Author: David Matless

Deindustrializing Youngstown: Memories of Resistance and Loss following ‘Black Monday’, 1977–1997
pp. 100-121(22)
Author: Steven High

The Voice of the Blues
pp. 123-143(21)
Author: M. Hamilton

John Septimus Roe and the Art of Navigation, c. 1815–1830
pp. 144-161(18)
Authors: Felix Driver; Luciana Martins

Marketing National Sentiment: Lantern Slides of Evictions in Late Nineteenth-century Ireland
pp. 162-179(18)
Author: F. Cullen

The Lost Art of Felicia Browne
pp. 180-201(22)
Author: Tom Buchanan

The Black Umbrella: Some Reflections on the Sainsbury African Galleries
pp. 202-208(7)
Author: A. Casely-Hayford

Reflections on the South African Revolution: a discussion between Martin Plaut and Jeremy Seeking
pp. 209-220(12)

The Past is Another Country
pp. 221-225(5)
Author: L. Sante

Radical Enlightenment: Philosophy and the Making of Modernity, 1650–1750
pp. 227-235(9)
Author: Siep Stuurman

Nature's Government: Science, British Imperialism and the ‘Improvement’ of the World
pp. 236-241(6)
Author: D.N. Livingstone

Reading the Skies: a Cultural History of English Weather, 1650–1820
pp. 236-241(6)
Author: D.N. Livingstone

Geography and Enlightenment
pp. 242-247(6)
Author: K. Raj

The Problems and Methods of Economic History
pp. 248-254(7)
Author: R. Sheldon

Modelling the Middle Ages: the History and Theory of England's Economic Development
pp. 248-254(7)
Author: Richard Sheldon

Earthly Necessities: Economic Lives in Early Modern Britain
pp. 248-254(7)
Author: R. Sheldon

Living Economic and Social History
pp. 248-254(7)
Author: R. Sheldon

Rural Artists' Colonies in Europe 1870–1910
pp. 254-257(4)
Author: K. Worpole

Memory and Methodology
pp. 258-260(3)
Author: L. Passerini

Vectors of Memory: Legacies of Trauma in Postwar Europe
pp. 258-260(3)
Author: Luisa Passerini

Traumatic Pasts: History, Psychiatry, and Trauma in the Modern Age, 1870–1930
pp. 261-264(4)
Author: H. Pols

Roy Porter (1946–2002)
pp. 265-267(3)
Author: D. Porter

Obituaries
pp. 267-271(5)
Author: J. Forrester

Tropical Views & Visions, National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, 12–13 July 2002
pp. 273-275(3)
Author: D. Baghat

Tressell Comes Home, Dublin, 18 April 2002
pp. 275-276(2)
Author: Ron Bill

Honouring Ernestine Rose, London, 1 and 4 August 2002
pp. 276-277(2)
Author: A. Davin

Calendar
pp. 279-286(8)

Notes on Contributors
pp. 287-289(3)

Notes to Contributors
pp. 291-293(3)

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