The London Journal
Volume 26 No.1 2001
CONTENTS
NOTE: The eight papers in this issue were originally given at the conference on ‘Governing London: lessons from 1000 years’, held at the Museum of London on 11 April 2000. The London Journal is grateful to the Corporation of London, the Museum of London and the Centre for Metropolitan History for providing support for the conference and in helping to make publication of the papers possible
ARTICLES
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DEREK KEENE |
Roots and Branches of Power, 1000–1300 | 1 |
CAROLINE M. BARRON |
The Government of London: the formative phase, 1300–1500 | |
IAN W. ARCHER |
The Government of London, 1500–1650 | 19 |
VANESSA HARDING |
Controlling a Complex Metropolis, 1650–1750: politics, parishes and powers | |
ROLAND QUINAULT |
From National to World Metropolis: Governing London, 1750–1850 | |
JOHN DAVIS |
London Government 1850–1920: the Metropolitan Board of Works and the London County Council | |
KEN YOUNG |
London Government 1927–1986: ideal and reality | 57 |
TONY TRAVERS |
The Years of Borough Government: 1986 to 2000 | 69 |
BOOK REVIEWS
| JOHN BOLD, Greenwich: an architectural history of the Royal Hospital for Seamen and the Queen’ House; | |
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| T. HITCHCOCK and J. BLACK (eds), Chelsea Settlement and Bastardy Examinations, 1733–1766 | |
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| JOHN MARRIOTT (ed), Unknown London: Early Modernist Visions of the Metropolis, 1815–45 | |
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J. SCHNEER, London 1900: the Imperial Metropolis F. DRIVER and D. GILBERT (eds), Imperial Cities: Landscape, Display and Identity |
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| RANALD C. MICHIE, The London Stock Exchange: a History | |
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| J. GREENACOMBE (ed), The Survey of London, Vol XLV, Knightsbridge | |
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| PATRICIA L. GARSIDE, The Conduct of Philanthropy: William Sutton Trust 1900–2000 | : |
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| MICHAEL T. SALER, The Avant-garde in Interwar England: Medieval modernism and the London Underground | |
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