Books on the Industrial Revolution

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Two books of obvious relevance to your course, and appropriate for
that level, would be:

Pat Hudson, `The Industrial Revolution' (Edward Arnold).
Maxine Berg, `The Age of Manufactures' (Routledge)

I could give you many more, but these two are good starters and in
print. There is also Vol. 1 of R Floud & D McCloskey (eds), `Economic
History of Modern Britain' (Cambridge Univ Press), which is much
improved in its second edition.

Good luck

John Wilson.
MFSSTJW@fs1.art.man.ac.uk
Manchester University

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