Table of Contents

Volume I Medieval, Tudor, Stuart and Georgian London 1066-1800. General introduction, full critical apparatus, including chronology and bibliography. Part 1 Medieval London 1065-1485: chronology, the character and spirit of Medieval London - the love of order and ceremony, the cityscape of Medieval London, bibliography of Medieval London; celebrations of Medieval London; condemnations of Medieval London; documentaries of Medieval London. Part 2 Tudor London: chronology, the character and spirit of Tudor London - Renaissance and Reformation, the cityscape of Tudor London, bibliography of Tudor London; celebrations of Tudor London; condemnations of Tudor London; documentaries of Tudor London; Reformation London. Part 3 Stuart and Puritan London 1603-1700: chronology, the character and spirit of Stuart and Puritan London - turbulence and growth, the Stuart and Puritan London cityscape, bibliography of Stuart and Puritan London; celebrations of Stuart and Puritan London; condemnations of Stuart and Puritan London; descriptions of Stuart and Puritan London; plague, fire and Restoration in Stuart and Puritan London. Part 4 Georgian London 1700-1800: chronology, the character and spirit of Georgian London, the emerging imperial capital, the cityscape of Georgian London, bibliography of Georgian London; satires and condemnations of Georgian London; celebrations of Georgian London; descriptions of Georgian London; visitors to Georgian London; impressions of Georgian London in the novel. Volume II Regency and early-Victorian London 1798-1870. Part 5 Regency London 1800-1837: chronology, the character and spirit of Regency London - "Vanity Fair", the cityscape of Regency London, bibliography of Regency London; celebrations and descriptions of Regency London; condemnations of Regency London; visitors to Regency London. Part 6 Early-Victorian London 1837-1870. Volume III Late-Victorian and early-modern London 1870-1914. Afterword: London images in the visual arts 1066-1914. (Part contents)

Reviews

"Handsomely bound, printed on acid-free paper, this is a book that anyone interested in London and its representation must be glad to own." -- London Times Literary Supplement