London's Triumph: Merchant Adventurers and the Tudor City
Stephen Alford · 2017
Shows how Tudor London's merchants and river-borne trade turned a medieval town into a booming commercial capital.
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Stephen Alford · 2017
Shows how Tudor London's merchants and river-borne trade turned a medieval town into a booming commercial capital.
Mick Sinclair · 2007
A readable journey down the river that explains how the port and the waterway drove London's expansion from Roman landing to global dockland.
Henry Mayhew · 2015
Mayhew's firsthand interviews with street sellers, scavengers and casual workers are the classic, highly readable portrait of how ordinary Londoners actually earned a living in the nineteenth century.
Steven Johnson · 2006
A gripping narrative of the 1854 Broad Street cholera outbreak that shows how Victorian London's crowded streets and bad water made disease and how the city's response reshaped public health.
Neil Hanson · 2002
A vivid narrative of the fire itself and the rebuilding that followed, giving an accessible, human account of how the ruined city was remade.
Hallie Rubenhold · 2019
By recovering the everyday working lives of five poor London women in the Victorian East End, it delivers exactly the ordinary Londoner's daily grind that the axis asks for.
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