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2 Ibid., renumber existing cll. 9–15 as 1–7.
3 Ibid., l. 39, delete `358–593' and substitute `422–593'.
4 Ibid., ll. 42–3, delete from `1984)' to `265–81' and substitute `1984).'.
5 Ibid., l. 49, delete `1984), pp. 40–72.' and substitute `1984): primary materials on the period before 1914.'.
6 Ibid., after l. 50 insert:
`8. Alexander Paterson, Across the Bridges (London,
1911)
9. Will Thorne, My Life's Battles (London, 1925) pp.
1–132.
10. Robert Smillie, My Life for Labour (London,
1924), pp. 9– 129.
11. C.B. Hawkins, Norwich: a social
study (London, 1910), pp. 1–98, 159–214,
287–316.
12. Maud Pember Reeves, Round About A Pound A Week<
p>(Virago edn., 1979).
13. T.H.S. Escott, England: Its People, Polity and Pursuits (London, 1885 edn.), vol 2, pp. 417–49, `Popular Amusements'.'
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2 Ibid., p. 342, after l. 6 insert:
3 Ibid., delete l. 29.
4 Ibid., delete ll. 31–2 and substitute `17. Political Pressures and Social Policy, 1899–1914.'
5 Ibid., delete l. 34.
6 Ibid., ll. 30–9, renumber existing cll. 17, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24, and 25 as 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, and 23.
7 Ibid., l. 43, after `he' insert `or she'.
8 Ibid., p. 351, delete ll. 29–53 and substitute:
`11. THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AND CONSTITUTION
Merrill Jensen, ed., English Historical Documents, vol. ix (General Editor, D.C. Douglas) (London, 1965):
Conduct of Trade, 1774–6, pp. 376–8.
Major Exports of the Mainland Colonies, Tables III a, f, g, pp.
394–5, 400–1.
The Regulator Movement, pp. 591–608.
Jared Ingersoll's account of the debate on the Stamp Act, pp.
650–4.
The Stamp Act, p. 650.
The Virginia Stamp Act Resolutions, pp. 669–70.
Declaration of the Stamp Act Congress, pp. 672–3.
Accounts of Popular Opposition to the Stamp Act, pp. 673– 85.
The Declaratory Act, p. 695.
The Revenue Act, 1767, p. 696.
The Act suspending the New York Assembly, p. 703.
The Earl of Hillsborough's letter to Gage on western policy, pp.
704–6.
The Massachusetts circular letter, pp. 714–15.
Resolutions of the Boston Town Meeting, pp. 718–19.
The Rise of the Popular Party in Massachusetts, pp. 732– 40.
The Intolerable Acts, pp. 779–85.
Political Observations without order: Addressed to the People of
America, 1774, pp. 816–18.
Lord North's motion on conciliation, pp. 839–40.
The rejection of North's letter by the second Continental Congress,
p. 840–1.
Jefferson's notes on the debates and proceedings [in Congress] on the
Virginia Resolution of Independence, pp. 868–72.
John Dickinson's Speech against Independence, pp. 873– 6.
Memorial of the Presbytery of Hanover Country, 1776, pp.
549–51.
D.B. Horn and Mary Ransome, eds., English Historical Documents, vol. x (General Editor, D.C. Douglas) (London, 1965):
The Treaty of Paris, 1763, pp. 936–42.
The Treaty of Paris, 1783, pp. 943–4.
Instructions for the Campaign of 1777, pp. 884–6.
Lord Cornwallis's account of the siege of Yorktown, 1781, pp.
893–6.
Extract from a pamphlet on peace preliminaries, pp. 735–7.
Adam Smith on the Colonies, 1776, pp. 732–4.
The Quebec Act, pp. 787–91.
John Dickinson, Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania, 1768.
In Dickinson, John, Life and Writings . . . , ed. Paul Leicester
Ford, (Philadelphia, 1895), Letters I, II, III, IX.
Jack P. Greene, ed., The Diary of Landon Carter (Charlottesville,
1965):
Common Sense, domestic order and Independence, vol. II: 1007,
1008–9, 1016, 1042–3, 1046, 1049–50.
Samuel Eliot Morison, ed., Sources and Documents illustrating the
American Revolution (Oxford, 1962):
Soame Jenyns, `Objections Considered'.
The Report of the Board of Trade on the Western Problem.
Max Beloff, ed., The Debate on the American Revolution, 1761–
1783 (London, 1972):
Daniel Dulany, Considerations on the Propriety of imposing taxes on
the American Colonies . . . , pp. 73–7.
William Pitt, Speech in the debate on the address, pp. 92–6.
George Grenville, Speech in the debate on the address, pp.
97–99.
William Pitt, Speech in reply to Grenville, pp. 100–5.
Richard Price, Observations on the nature of Civil Liberty, pp.
265–70.
Bernard Bailyn, ed., Pamphlets of the American Revolution (Cambridge,
Mass., 1964):
Jonathan Mayhew, `A Discourse concerning unlimited submission', pp.
203–47.
James Otis, `The Rights of the British colonies asserted and proved',
pp. 408–82.
Richard Bland, `The Colonel Dismounted', pp. 292–354.
John Philip Reid, ed., The Briefs of the American Revolution (New
York, 1981):
Hutchinson to Massachusetts General Court; Answer of the Council;
Answer of the House; pp. 15–23, pp. 32–44, pp. 53–73.
Julian P. Boyd, ed., The Papers of Thomas Jefferson (Princeton,
1950):
`A Summary View of the Rights of British America', I: 121–
37.
A Bill for Establishing Religious Freedom, II: 545–53.
Report of a Plan of Government for the Western Territory, VI:
581–618.
Bruce Kuklick, ed., Thomas Paine: Political Writings (Cambridge Texts
in the History of Political Ideas) (Cambridge, 1989): Common Sense.
The Crisis, Number One.
Ian Harris, ed., Edmund Burke: Pre-Revolutionary Writings (Cambridge
Texts in the History of Political Ideas) (Cambridge, 1989):
Conciliation with America, 1775.
J.R. Pole, ed, The Revolution in America: Document and Commentaries
(London, 1970):
The Continental Congress, 1774, pp. 19–23.
The Association, pp. 24–9.
The Declaration of Independence, pp. 30–40.
The Articles of Confederation, pp. 40–56.
The Constitutional Convention, pp. 169–79.
Lawrence Shaw Mayo, ed., Hutchinson's History of Massachusetts-Bay (Cambridge, Mass., 1937):
III: 82–126 (From the Stamp Act to
Quartering Act).
Joseph Galloway, Historical and Political Reflections on the Rise and
Progress of the American Rebellion (London, 1780), pp. 1– 93.
[James Madison] Notes of Debates in the Federal Convention of 1787
Reported by James Madison:
`A Sketch Never Finished'
May 29–June 1, June 6, June 9, June 11, June 15–16, June
18–19, June 30, July 12, July 17, July 19, August 8, August 13,
August 22, September 17.
J.R. Pole, ed., The American Constitution For and Against; The
Federalist and Anti-Federalist Papers (New York, 1987):
The Federal Farmer.
Brutus.
Address of the Minority of the Convention of Pennsylvania.
A Republican Federalist.
Agrippa.
Melancton Smith in the New York Ratifying Convention.
George Mason.
Henry Steele Commager, ed., Documents of American History (New York,
1968):
The Constitution and Bill of Rights, pp. 139–46.
Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay, The Federalist,
numbers 1, 4, 7, 9, 10, 15, 35, 38, 39, 45, 47, 48, 49, 51, 54, 58,
62, 63, 78, 84.'
9 Ibid., p. 352, delete ll. 1–53.
10 Ibid., p. 353, delete ll. 1–29.
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[Parnellism].
`The New Departure' as printed in New York Herald 26
October 1879 (reprinted in A.C. Hepburn (ed.), The Conflict of
Nationality in Modern Ireland: Documents of Modern Irish
History (London, 1980), pp. 41–2).
Anna Parnell, The Tale of a Great Sham, edited by Dana
Hearne (Dublin, 1980).
Report of the Special Commission, 1888, appointed to inquire into
charges and allegations made against certain Members of Parliament in
O'Donnell vs Walter, H.C. 1890 (c.1891), xxvii, pp. 1– 119.
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`An Ulster Presbyterian', Ulster and Home Rule
(Belfast, 1886).
Lord Randolph Churchill's speech at Belfast 23 February 1886, in L.J.
Jennings (ed.), Speeches of the rt. hon. Lord Randolph
Churchill (1889), vol. ii, pp. 1–14.
Reports from Commissioners, Inspectors and others . . . Disturbances
in the city of Londonderry, H.C., 1884 (c.3954) xxxviii, pp.
517–26.
Rep . . . Belfast Riots Commissions, J.C., 1887 (c.4925) xviii, pp.
1–23.
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`Articles of agreement for a treaty between Great Britain and
Ireland', 6 December 1921, O'Day and Stevenson, pp. 174–9.
Dail Eireann Official report: debate on the Treaty between
Great Britain and Ireland (Dublin, 1922), pp. 20–8
(Griffith, de Valera, Stack, Collins, Childers); 30–42;
64–6 (O'Kelly); 103–26 (MacSwiney); 152–8 (McEntee);
180–6 (Markiewicz); 227–34 (Mellowes); 234–6
(Fitzgerald); 325–34 (Brugha).'.
12 Ibid., p. 382, delete ll. 1–32.
13 Ibid., p. 384, delete ll. 1–53 and substitute
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1906, vol. ix:
Report and Evidence of the Select Committee on Income Tax: report,
pp. iii–ix; Snowden's evidence, pp. 107–8; appendix 5, by
Keir Hardie, pp. 237–9; appendices 13 and 14, by Sir H. Primrose
and L.C. Money, pp. 252–61.
Hansard, Fourth Series, vol. 105, cols. 846–966.
Hansard, Fourth Series, vol. 188, cols. 445–90.
Hansard, Fourth Series, vol. 190, cols. 564–86.
Hansard, Fifth Series, vol. 25, cols. 609–57.
Hansard, Fifth Series, vol. 26, cols. 270–87.
Hansard, Fifth Series, vol. 62, cols. 65–72.
Florence, Lady Bell, At the Works: a study of a manufacturing
town (1911 edition).
Mr Chamberlain's Speeches, ed. C.W. Boyd (1914), vol.
II, pp. 140–82, 199–218.
R.S. Churchill: Winston S. Churchill, vol. II, Companion
part 2, 1907–11, pp. 827–32, 851–4, 862–4,
875–7, 883–6, 895–8.
W.A.S. Hewins, The Apologia of an Imperialist (1929),
vol. I, chs. 3–4.
Lloyd George's Ambulance Wagon, being the Memoirs of William
J. Braithwaite, 1911–12, ed. Sir H.N. Bunbury (1957),
chs. 1– 6, 12–14.
Sir George Newman: The Health of the State (1907), pp.
108– 33.
Liberal Publication Department: National Education. Three
Speeches on the Education Question (1913).
S. Reynolds and R. and T. Wooley, Seems So! A Working-Class
View of Politics (1911), chs. 3, 4, 15, 20.
C. Booth: Life and Labour of the People in London, Final
Volume, Notes on Social Influences and Conclusions (1902). Parts I
and II.
B.S. Rowntree, Poverty: a study of town life (1901), pp.
13–145.
C.F.G. Masterman: The Condition of England (1909), ch. 3
`The Suburbans'.
Land Enquiry Committee: The Land. The Report of the Land
Enquiry Committee, i. rural (1913), pp. 43–79; ii. urban
(1914), chs. 4, 6, 8.
M. Freeden (ed.): J.A. Hobson. A Reade (1988), extracts
1. 2 and 2. 1 (`The Social Problem'), 2. 3 (`The Crisis of
Liberalism'), 2. 4 (`Work and Wealth'), 3. 2 (`The Economics of
Distribution'), 4. 1 (`Imperialism'), 5. 1 (`The Psychology of
Jingoism') and 5. 2 (`The Significance of the Budget').
Original Material in B. Webb: Our Partnership (1948),
pp. 40–2, 316–491.
H. Bosanquet: The Poor Law Report of 1909 (1909).
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Trade and the Empire: Mr Chamberlain's Proposals
Examined (1903).
W.H. Beveridge, `Labour Exchanges and the Unemployed', Economic
Journal (March 1907), pp. 66–81.
Mrs H. Bosanquet: `Wages and Housekeeping', in C.S. Loch:
Methods of Social Advance (1904), pp. 131–46.
Fabian Women's Group: Three Years' Work, 1908–1911
(1911).
H. Swanwick: The Future of the Women's Movement (1913),
chs. 6–11.
The Common Cause, vols. 3–6, 1911–14:
articles from the series `The ABC of Women's Suffrage', 1 June,
1911; 10 August, 1911; 5 October, 1911; 25 January, 1912; 1
February, 1912; 22 November, 1912; 11 April, 1913; 2 May, 1913; 8
August, 1913; 12 September, 1913; 10 October, 1913; 21 November,
1913; 6 February, 1914; 13 February, 1914.
The Anti-Suffrage Review: first issue, December 1908;
editorial on `Socialism and Woman Sffrage', August 1913; report of
speech on The Suffrage Movement by Mrs Humphrey Ward, September 1913;
Review of H. Swanwick: The Future of the Women's Movement, March
1914.
C. Pankhurst: The Great Scourge and How to End It
(1913).
E. Crammond: `The Economic Relations of the British and German
Empires', Journal of the Royal Statistical Society,
lxxvii, 777–807 (1914).
J.R. MacDonald: The New Unemployed Bill of the Labour
Party (1907).
J.R. MacDonald and J. Keir Hardie: `The Liberal collapse: the
Programme of the Independent Labour party', Nineteenth Century
(January 1899), pp. 20–38.
Labour Representation Committee, Report of fifth Annual
Conference, appendix I (speech by Hardie).
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1914, Agenda and Report of Debate. The subject should be further
studied in:
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14 Ibid., p. 385, delete ll. 1–13.
15 Ibid., p. 386, delete ll. 1–14.
16 Ibid., pp. 385–9, renumber existing cll. 17, 20[19], 21[20], 22[21], 23[22], 24[23], 25[24], and 25 as 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, and 23.
17 Ibid., p. 342, delete l. 20.
18 Ibid., renumber existing cl. 8–25 as 7–24.
19 Ibid., p. 368, delete ll. 14–46.
20 Ibid., p. 369, delete ll. 1–49.
21 Ibid., pp. 370–91, renumber existing cl. 8–25 as 7–24.
22 Ibid., p. 340, before l. 49 insert:
`Candidates with Senior Student status, as defined by decree of Council, are required to offer at least one paper in British History and one in General History, to be taken from two out of three period groups listed above. They should in addition offer either a third paper, which may be in British or General History and may be taken from any one of the three period groups above, or a thesis in lieu of a third paper, in accordance with the detailed regulations stated below under VI THESES.'. 23 Ibid., p. 392, l. 21, delete `a candidate' and substitute:
`the candidate (Senior Students, as defined by decree of Council, excepted)'.
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`Tacitus, Annals IV (ed. R.H. Martin and A.J. Woodman, Cambridge University Press).'
*Note: these lines are unnumbered; the lines concerned are from `Seneca, Select Letters' to `114, 122'.
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`(b) Economics (c) Management'. 2 Ibid., ll. 23–4, delete `E3, Economic Decisions within the Firm' and insert `either E3, E4, E5, M2, M3, or M4'.
3 Ibid., l. 29, after `papers,' insert `E3, Economic Decisions within the Firm,'.
4 Ibid., l. 30, delete, `the optional fourth paper for'.
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B.K. SONG, St Antony's: `Poor Law policy and the operation of labour
markets in Oxfordshire c.1750–1870'.
Examination Schools, Monday, 4 March, 2 p.m.
Examiners: M.E. Rose, J.M. Prest.
N.N. HAIDER, St Antony's: `The Kishangarh school of painting:
c.1680–1850 ad'.
Ashmolean Museum, Monday, 18 March, 2.30 p.m.
Examiners: R.W. Skelton, P. Mitter.
J.R. HALLETT, St Antony's: `Trade and innovation: the rise of a
pottery industry in Abbasid Basra'.
Examination Schools, Saturday, 2 March, 10 a.m.
Examiners: J.M. Rawson, J. Johns.
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C.D. SHELDRAKE, St Catherine's: `Unsteady effects in the high
pressure stage of a model gas turbine'.
Magdalen, Tuesday, 27 February, 11 a.m.
Examiners: B.J. Bellhouse, C.T.L. Scrivener.
J.E. VERLANDER, St Cross: `Basin-scale aeolian stratigraphy: the
Navajo Sandstone, western USA'.
Department of Earth Sciences, Thursday, 29 February, 10 a.m.
Examiners: J.F. Dewey, L.B. Clemmensen.
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F. PATRIKEEFF, St Antony's: `Continuity and change in Russian
politics in northern Manchuria, 1924–31'.
St Antony's, Tuesday, 19 March, 11 a.m.
Examiners: M.C. Kaser, A. Wood.
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