A History of Modern Leeds |
Contents
from the earliest times to c 1700 | 2 |
Georgian Leeds | 24 |
Demographic change 17711911 | 46 |
1 | 52 |
234 | 65 |
The face of Leeds 17801914 | 72 |
5 | 73 |
Leeds becomes a transport centre | 113 |
The religious life of Victorian Leeds | 250 |
2323 | 257 |
22 | 267 |
Politics and society in the nineteenth century | 270 |
Aspects of municipal government 18351914 | 301 |
Imperialism and Leeds politics c 18501914 | 327 |
The working class | 353 |
wages for one week in 1905 as | 377 |
towns 1686 | 114 |
12 | 120 |
Industrial development 17801914 | 142 |
15 | 157 |
Commercial marketing and retailing amenities 17001914 | 177 |
Middleclass culture 17001914 | 200 |
20 | 221 |
Elementary education and literacy 17701870 | 223 |
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