Glasgow
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Glasgow
Manchester University Press , Distributed exclusively in the USA and Canada by St. Martin's Press, c1995-
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Vol. 1. Beginnings to 1830
Vol. 2. 1830 to 1912
Editors: v. 2-, W. Hamish Fraser and Irene Maver
Includes index
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v. 1 ISBN 9780719036910
内容説明
Exploring the development of Glasgow, from the medieval period, through the expansion of the early modern town, to the movement towards industrialization in the 18th century, this book places Glasgow in a national and international context. A wide variety of issues are examined, including the impact of the Atlantic trades, the physical development of the town, the government of Glasgow, and labour and radicalism in the industrializing city and urban elites. This is the first of a three-volume study, charting the development of Glasgow from the medieval period to the 21st century.
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v. 2 ISBN 9780719036927
内容説明
The Glasgow of today, with its opulent City Chambers and sandstone tenements, was at least in part the creation of the Victorians and Edwardians. The second volume of this three-part history of a great city covers the years 183O-l9l2, when in many respects Glasgow was at its apogee. A central theme of this book is the unprecedented economic growth of Glasgow, and the social problems which followed it. The contributors cover the building of the Victorian city and its industrial and commercial development; Glasgow's population explosion, and the City authorities' response to the disease and tenement slums which it brought; the development of the middle and working classes, their political mobilization and civic government; and the Victorian 'Glasgow of the imagination', the city whose architecture receives so much praise today. Throughout, the book introduces the personalities who made the city a place of world stature and a lynchpin of the British empire -- .
目次
- Introduction: 'Let Glasgow Flourish!', W. Hamish Fraser
- building the city
- Nicholas J. Morgan
- trade, commerce and finance, Gordon Jackson and C.W.Munn
- the industries of Glasgow, John Butt
- demographic change, Charles W.J. Withers
- the labour market, Richard Roger
- political issues and developments, John F.McCaffrey
- the elite, Richard Trainor
- the Victorian middle classes, Stana Nenadic
- the working class, W. Hamish Fraser
- the social problems of the city, W. Hamish Fraser and Irene Maver
- tackling the problems, W. Hamish Fraser
- Glasgow's civic government, Irene Maver
- Glasgow of the imagination, James Schmiechen.
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