Imperial Chemical Industries: A history

Reader, W.J.

Oxford U.P.

The Weir group: A centenary history

Weidenfeld

A discussion of the 19th century describing the country and city life of both the poor and middle class

Life in Victorian England

Travel

Europe

Batsford

The history of the Bowater Company, under Sir Eric Vansittart Bowater. The company is traced from its beginnings as a newsprint company in Great Britain, to the giant North American manufacturing and trading enterprise it became.

Bowater: A History

History

World

Cambridge University Press

Phillips & Drew was one of the pioneering fi rms of investment analysis, and for many years enjoyed an un rivalled reputation for the quality of its research. This bo ok charts the history of the firm. '

Phillips and Drew: Professionals in the City

Business & Money

KYNASTON, David

Economics

Robert Hale, Ltd.

Victorian England

G.P.Putnam's Sons

A house in the city: A study of the City and of the Stock Exchange based on the records of Foster & Braithwaite, 1825-1975

<p>1988 Manchester University Press. ISBN 0-7190-2395-5. Hardcover. Octavo, 152pp., cloth. Fine in VG DJ.</p>

At Duty's Call: A Study in Obsolete Patriotism (Studies in Imperialism)

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Manchester Univ Pr

The Victorian private solider was a despised figure. A working man had to be desperate indeed to take the Queen's shilling. Yet in the first sixteen months of the Great War two and a half million men from the UK and many more from the empire, flocked to the colours - without any form of legal compulsion. There had never been a volunteer army like it. It seems to say there never will be again.What was in the air of England in the generation or so before 1914 to bring about such collective exultation? How did it come about that, in a society which - in oft proclaimed contrast to Germany - rejected conscription and prided itself on having no taint of militarism, men could be induced to volunteer in such numbers? The nation's general state of mind, system of values and set of attitudes derived largely from the upper middle class, which had emerged and become dominant during the nineteenth century. The book examines the phenomenon of 1914 and the views held by people of that class, since it was under their leadership that the country went to war.

'At Duty's Call': A study in obsolete patriotism (Studies in Imperialism, 5)

Manchester University Press

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