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RATCLIFF JR, 'Samuel Morland and his calculating machines c.1666: the early career of a courtier–inventor in restoration London.', British Journal for the History of Science (2007) 159–79.
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SNELL E, 'Discourses of criminality in the eighteenth-century press: the presentation of crime in The Kentish Post, 1717–1768', Continuity and Change (2007) 13–47.
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RAST RW, 'The cultural politics of tourism in San Francisco's Chinatown, 1882–1917.', Pacific Historical Review (2007) 29–60.
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ABOY R, '‘The right to a home’: public housing in post-World War II Buenos Aires.', Journal of Urban History (2007) 493–518.
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WOOD AG, 'New approaches to crime, health, and poverty in Mexico City (review essay)', Journal of Urban History (2007) 527–31.
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DINZEY-FLORES ZZ, 'Temporary housing, permanent communities: public housing policy and design in Puerto Rico.', Journal of Urban History (2007) 467–92.
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PARSON D, 'The decline of public housing and the politics of the red scare: the significance of the Los Angeles public housing war.', Journal of Urban History (2007) 400–17.
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WILLIAMS RY, 'Black Milwaukee, women, and gender.', Journal of Urban History (2007) 551–6.
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PRITCHETT WE, 'Black Milwaukee and urban African American history.', Journal of Urban History (2007) 557–61.
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THOMPSON VE, 'Boulevard dreams: Paris and the myths of modernity (review essay).', Journal of Urban History (2007) 663–9.
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GOODMAN AP & SUGRUE TJ, 'Plainfield burning: black rebellion in the suburban North.', Journal of Urban History (2007) 568–601.
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CLOSMANN CE, 'Chaos and contamination: water pollution and economic upheaval in Hamburg, 1919–1923.', Journal of Urban History (2007) 828–47.
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MASSARD-GUILBAUD G & THORSHEIM P, 'Cities, environments, and European history.', Journal of Urban History (2007) 691–701.
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STOTT G, 'Enhancing status through incorporation: suburban municipalities in nineteenth-century Ontario.', Journal of Urban History (2007) 885–910.
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MORAN J, 'Early cultures of gentrification in London, 1955–1980.', Journal of Urban History (2007) 101–21.
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ALLEN AT, 'Reformers and radicals: gender politics in the modern city (review essay).', Journal of Urban History (2007) 139–44.
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MASTERS B, 'The middle eastern city between orientalism and urban history (review essay)', Journal of Urban History (2007) 161–6.
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CZAOLICKI A, '‘Pure milk is better than purified milk’: pasteurization and milk purity in Chicago, 1908–1916.', Social Science History (2007) 411–33.
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MARTÍNEZ JG, 'Selling avant-garde: how Antwerp became a fashion capital (1990–2002).', Urban Studies/Utopian Studies (2007) 2449–64.
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HATT M, 'Space, surface, self: homosexuality and the aesthetic interior.', Visual Culture in Britain (2007) 105–28.
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MELLOR DM, '‘Fragments of an unknowable whole’: Michelangelo Antonioni's incorporation of contemporary visualities in London, 1966.', Visual Culture in Britain (2007) 45–62.
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BELISE D, 'Negotiating paternalism: women and Canada's largest department stores, 1890–1960.', Journal of Women’s History (2007) 58–81.
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D'ANTONIO P, 'Nurses – and wives and mothers: women and the Latter-day Saints Training School's class of 1919.', Journal of Women’s History (2007) 112–36.
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COX P, 'Compulsion, voluntarism, and venereal disease: governing sexual health in England after the Contagious Diseases Acts.', Journal of British Studies (2007) 91–115.
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ESCOBEDO ER, 'The Pachuca panic: sexual and cultural battlegrounds in World War II Los Angeles.', Western Historical Quarterly (2007) 133–56.
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GRAHAM W, HUDGINS CL & LOUNSBURY CR et al, 'Adaptation and innovation: archaeological and architectural perspectives on the seventeenth-century Chesapeake', William and Mary Quarterly (2007) 451–522.
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HUNT C, '‘Everyone's poor relation’: the poverty and isolation of a working-class woman local politician in interwar Britain.', Women's History Review (2007) 417–30.
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JOHNSTON L, 'Mobilizing pride/shame: lesbians, tourism and parades.', Social and Cultural Geography (2007) 29–45.
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HOLDER N, 'Mapping the Roman inscriptions of London.', Britannia (2007) 13–34.
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IKEGAME A, 'The capital of Rajadharma: modern space and religion in colonial Mysore', International Journal of Asian Studies (2007) 15–44.
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NEGUSSIE E, 'Managing conservation of the built heritage in post-socialist Budapest: evidence from the Old Jewish Quarter.', International Journal of Heritage Studies (2007) 136–56.
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ARDAMAN E, 'Perspective and Istanbul, the capital of the Ottoman Empire.', Journal of Design History (2007) 109–30.
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BEITEL K, 'Did overzealous activists destroy housing affordability in San Francisco? A time-series test of the effects of rezoning on construction and home prices, 1967–1998.', Urban Affairs Review (2007) 741–56.
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BELFORD P, 'Sublime cascades: water and power in Coalbrookdale.', Industrial Archaeology Review (2007) 133–48.
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LILLEY KD, LLOYD CD & TRICK S, 'Designs and designers of medieval ‘new towns’ in Wales.', Antiquity (2007) 279–93
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BÁN D, 'The railway station in the social sciences', Journal of Transport History (2007) 289–93.
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WEINSTEIN L, 'Explaining incomprehensible Bombay in three volumes (review essay)', Internal Journal of Urban and Regional Research (2007) 225–31.
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MACDOUGALL H, 'Toronto's health department in action: influenza in 1918 and SARS in 2003.', Journal of the Merioneth Historical and Record Society (2007) 56–89.
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CLAY L, 'Patronage, profits, and public theaters: rethinking cultural unification in ancien régime France.', Journal of Modern History (2007) 729–71.
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ARMSTRONG C, 'Aliens in wartime: a case study of Tyneside 1939–45.', Immigrants and Minorities (2007) 119–40.
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THORNTON RP, '‘A great machine’ or a ‘beast of prey’: a Boston Corporation and its rural debtors in an age of capitalist transformation.', Journal of the Early Republic (2007) 567–97.
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MORT F, 'Striptease: the erotic female body and live sexual entertainment in mid-twentieth-century London.', Social History (2007) 27–53.
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DALE P, GREENLESS J & MELLING J, 'The kiss of death or a flight of fancy? Workers’ health and the campaign to regulate shuttle kissing in the British cotton industry, c. 1900–52.', Social History (2007) 54–75.
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CHANCE H, 'The angel in the garden suburb: Arcadian allegory in the ‘girls’ grounds’ at the Cadbury factory, Bournville, England, 1880–1930.', Studies in the History of Gardens and Designed Landscapes (2007) 197–216.
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FOOT J, 'Micro-history of a house: memory and place in a Milanese neighbourhood, 1890–2000.', Urban History (2007) 431–52.
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HIRT S, 'The compact versus the dispersed city: history of planning ideas on Sofia's urban form.', Journal of Planning History (2007) 138–65.
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BRADLEY JM, 'Gaelic sport, soccer and Irishness in Scotland.', SiS (2007) 439–56.
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CARPENTER S, 'Masking and politics: the Alison Craik incident, Edinburgh 1561.', Recherches Sociographiques AND Renaissance Studies (2007) 625–36.
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NICHOLS T, 'Secular charity, sacred poverty: picturing the poor in Renaissance Venice.', Art History (2007) 139–69.
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LUNDBERG A, 'Queering laughter in the Stockholm Pride parade.', International Review of Social History (2007) 169–87.
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KOOT CJ, 'Constructing the empire: English governors, imperial policy, and inter-imperial trade in New York City and the Leeward Islands, 1650–1689.', Itinerario (2007) 35–60.
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TYNAN N, 'Mill and Senior on London's water supply: agency, increasing returns, and natural monopoly.', Journal of the History of Economic Thought (2007) pp 49–65.
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TAYLOR PJ, 'Space and sustainability: an exploratory essay on the production of social spaces through city-work.', Geographical Journal AND Georgia Journal (2007) 197–206.
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HOULBROOK M, '‘The man with the powder puff’ in interwar London.', Historical Journal (2007) 145–71.
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MCCARTHY H, 'Parties, voluntary associations, and democratic politics in interwar Britain.', Historical Journal (2007) 891–912.
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MILLER E, 'Variations in the official prevalence and disposal of the insane in England under the poor law, 1850–1900.', History of Psychiatry (2007) 25–38.
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TRUMBACH R, 'Blackmail for sodomy in eighteenth-century London', Historical Reflections (2007) 23–39.
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MAERKER A, '‘Turpentine hides everything’: autonomy and organization in anatomical model production for the state in late eighteenth-century Florence.', History of Science (2007) 257–86.
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CHIKOWERO M, 'Subalternating currents: electrification and power politics in Bulawayo, Colonial Zimbabwe, 1894–1939.', Journal of South African Studies (2007) 287–306.
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HUDSON JG, 'African American life in South Carolina's Upper Piedmont, 1780–1900.', Journal of Southern History (2007) 884–5.
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WAINWRIGHT EM, 'Constructing gendered workplace ‘types’: the weaver-millworker distinction in Dundee's jute industry, c. 1880–1910.', Gender, Place and Culture (2007) 467–82.
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MOLD A, '‘Consuming habits’: histories of drugs in modern societies.', Cultural and Social History (2007) 261–70.
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BOWDEN S, HIGGINS DM & PRICE C, 'Avoiding conscription to the inter-war ‘army’ of the unemployed: short-time working in the iron and steel industry.', Labour History Review (2007) 5–25.
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