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Planned Housing as a Social Trap<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Peter Malpass<\/p>\n Continuity and Change in Philanthropic Housing\u00a0Organisations: the Octavia Hill Housing Trust and the Guinness Trust<\/a><\/p>\n Simon Pepper<\/p>\n Ossulston Street: Early LCC Experiments in High-Rise Housing, 1925\u201329<\/a><\/p>\n Simon Pepper<\/p>\n Stepney and the Politics of High Rise Housing Limehouse Fields to John Scurr House 1925 1937<\/a><\/p>\n Alison C. Kay<\/p>\n A Little Enterprise of her Own Lodging house Keeping and the Accommodation Business in Nineteenth century London<\/a><\/p>\n Elizabeth A. Darling<\/p>\n To induce humanitarian sentiments in prurient Londoners the Propaganda Activities of London s Voluntary Housing Associations in the Inter war Period<\/a><\/p>\n Chris Hamnett & Bill Randolph<\/p>\n The Changing Tenure Structure of the Greater London Housing Market 1961 1981<\/a><\/p>\n Chris Hamnett & Bill Randolph<\/p>\n The Rise and Fall of London’s Purpose-Built Blocks\u00a0of Privately Rented Flats: 1853\u20131983<\/a><\/p>\n Harold Carter<\/p>\n Building the Divided City Race Class and Social Housing in Southwark 1945 1995<\/a><\/p>\n Isobel Watson<\/p>\n Rebuilding London: Abraham Davis and his\u00a0Brothers, 1881\u20131924<\/a><\/p>\n John Hayes<\/p>\n The Development of the Association of London\u00a0Housing Estates, 1957\u201377<\/a><\/p>\n Patricia L. Garside<\/p>\n Intergovernmental Relations and Housing Policy in\u00a0London 1919\u20131970 with Special Reference to the Density and Location of Council Housing<\/a><\/p>\n Richard Dennis<\/p>\n ‘Babylonian Flats’ in Victorian and Edwardian\u00a0London<\/a><\/p>\n Robert Thorne<\/p>\n The White Hart Lane Estate An LCC Venture in Suburban Development<\/a><\/p>\n Simon Parker<\/p>\n From the Slums to the Suburbs: Labour Party\u00a0Policy, the LCC, and the Woodberry Down Estate, Stoke Newington 1934\u20131961<\/a><\/p>\n T. F. M. Hinchcliffe<\/p>\n Highbury New Park A Nineteenth-Century Middle-Class Suburb<\/a><\/p>\n T. F. M. Hinchcliffe<\/p>\n Pandora’s Box: Forty Years of Housing History<\/a><\/p>\n T. F. M. Hinchcliffe<\/p>\n ‘This Rather Foolish Piece of Panic Administration’ The Government’s Flat Conversion Programme in London 1919<\/a><\/p>\n M.H. Port<\/p>\n West End Palaces The AristocraticTown House in London 1730 1830<\/a><\/p>\n Christoph Heyl<\/p>\n We are not at Home Protecting Domestic Privacy in Post Fire Middle Class London<\/a><\/p>\n Rebecca Preston<\/p>\n The Pastimes of the People Photographing House and Garden in London’s Small Suburban Homes 1880 1914<\/a><\/p>\n Francis Sheppard, Victor Belcher & Philip Cottrell<\/p>\n The Middlesex and Yorkshire deeds registries and the study of building fluctuations<\/a><\/p>\n Paul Laxton<\/p>\n The Evidence of Richard Horwood s Maps for Residential Building in London 1799 1819<\/a><\/p>\n Ian Doolittle<\/p>\n The City’s West End Estate A Remarkable Omission<\/a><\/p>\n Richard Clarke<\/p>\n Self help Saving and Suburbanization The Birkbeck Freehold Land and Building Societies Their Bank and the London Mechanics Institute 1851 1911<\/a><\/p>\n Bernard Nurse<\/p>\n Planning a London Suburban Estate Dulwich 1882 1920<\/a><\/p>\n Miles Horsey<\/p>\n London Speculative Housebuilding of the 1930s Official Control and Popular Taste<\/a><\/p>\n William Baer<\/p>\n Housing for the Lesser Sort in Stuart London Findings from Certificates and Returns of Divided Houses<\/a><\/p>\n Mona Paton<\/p>\n Corporate East End Landlords The Example of the London Hospital and the Mercers Company<\/a><\/p>\n Caroline M. Barron<\/p>\n
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