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... History Society. All rights reserved. Send requests for permission to reprint to: Rights and Permissions,Universityof CaliforniaPress,2000 CenterSt., Ste. 303, Berkeley,CA 94704-1223. 2 Index/ 3 Adams,CharlesKendall,32:4:227-28, 36:4:204,206 Adams,Frank,49:1:160 Adams,HenryC., 38:1:3,7, 40:4:238 Adams...

...) of AgriculturalHistory. Soon after publicationof the cumulative index for the first twenty-five years of the journal, the editorial office began work on the next index that would cover the following quartercentury of scholarshippublished in Agricultural History. The result is this index for volumes 26 through50 (1952...

..., England: International Molinological Society, 2004. 121 pp., $27.50, paperback, ISBN 92-9134-024-3. Windmill historian and expert T. Lindsay Baker has produced another great reference work in compiling a list of all American patents for windmills and related technologies. This index has been published...

... work, and I began my employment for the journal that fall. My job, she informed me, was to index the journal. It seemed simple enough, until I realized that she intended for me to index twenty-five years of the journal. Strom always jokes that I am perhaps the only person to read every article...

... includes a bibliography, subject index, and index locorum, iswell produced and has few typographical errors. In most respects this book is accessible to the non specialist. Erdkamp makes ample use of comparative evidence and quota tions fromGreek and Latin sources appear inEnglish translation...

... summarizes his arguments and discusses the possibility of economic growth in the empire. He is cautiously optimistic. The book, which also includes a bibliography, subject index, and index locorum, iswell produced and has few typographical errors. In most respects this book is accessible to the non...

... Kellee Blake , ’"First in the Path of the Firemen’: The Fate of the 1890 Population Census," Prologue28 (Spring1996) " Disposition—disposition of useless papers in Commerce " in the Congressional Information Service, US Serial Set Index (Washington, DC: Congressional Information Service...

..., with individual volumes making different choices about topics and the degree of attention that they receive. Unfortunately, the books do not have a subject index that would provide easy access to this abundance of issues. The volumes also make a point of including the natural environment. The Little Ice Age left...

...? cussed for its significance in the history of windmilling. An extensive sub? ject index permits researchers to locate materials regarding a specific place or windmill type or model when the manufacturing company is not known. Much of the cited material is from public collections in the United States...

... on this topic is the cost of city refuse in the Veenkolonien. Unlike prices of other fertilizers, prices of city refuse can be traced. In figure 1, these prices have been divided by a price index for arable products. The resulting graph indicates how much arable production was needed to obtain one unit of city...

... breeding at Wageningen, Vos had introduced index breeding in Dutch dairy farming in the early 1970s. Until then, farmers had mainly based their choice of breeding bulls on conformation. Amid the well-known European Economic Community crisis in dairying that resulted in milk lakes, butter mountains...

... trolleys get barely one sentence and a photograph (and no index entry). The visuals are weak. Pictures are dark and muddy, and some are useless (64, 132).And do we need three pages of graphs to say that people settled in valleys rather than on hilltops (24 27)? The bibliography runs extensively over...

...,and the author'sown research at the CountryMusic Foundation.The scholarlyapparatusconsists of several demographictables and a few charts drawnfrom CharlesFaber's CountryMusicAlmanac (1978).Surprisinglyin a publicationby an academic press,there is no bibliography,and even more frustratinglyt,he perfunctory index fails...

... and to provide models for analyzing cultural landscapes. Readers will also appreciate the book's select bibliography and index. The only major complaint is that, sometimes, photos are too small or dark to be particularly useful. Barbara J. Howe West Virginia University Barrios Nortehos: St. Paul and Midwestern...

..." (xiv); and insufficiently developed topics?irrigation is dealt with in a single sentence?also mar credibility. Finally, an index that omits the Point Four program but includes "Issues, twenty-first century," diminishes this publication's reference value. James E. Hansen II Colorado State University ...

..., but adult readers may find aspects of the presentation more suitable for a high-school textbook. The bibliography and index look comprehensive, and the whole carefully proofread by modern standards. The volume is attractively produced, with copious illustrations in color: it is good to see Windgather...

... pages apiece use case studies from Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Africa to demonstrate the multifaceted relations among power asymmetries, social inequalities, land-use patterns, and resource management strategies. Political ecology, a term curiously absent from the index, provides the book s pivotal...

... but also because of graphic examples the author provides on such issues as the rise of plantation slavery and the values and practices of the planter elite. Al? though nearly devoid of illustrations, the book has a useful index. Best of all, it does not read like a former dissertation. Michael B. Dougan...

... or in the end notes, and includes helpful entries in the 24-page index. The book is lavishly illustrated with dozens, if not hundreds, of photographs, drawings, advertisements, a map, and a postage stamp. Most are well-labeled, but more photographs deserve dates. Some illustrations could be better placed...