Studies in Economic History

R. H. Tawney

Part 1: The Study and Teaching of Economic History. 1. Some Economic Factors in General History. 2. The Aims of Economic History. 3. The Teaching of Economic History in University Tutorial Classes. 4. The Teaching of History in Schools. Part 2: Essays and Lectures on Historical Subjects. 1. The Mediaeval City. 2. Mediaeval Gilds and Education. 3. London Tradesmen and Their Creditors. 4. The Economic Policy of Edward III. 5. The Merchant Adventures' Company in the Reign of Elizabeth. 6. Chapters from a History of Commerce. 7. The History of the Cloth Industry in Suffolk. 8. Commerce and Coinage in Shakespeare's England. 9. Introduction to National Power and Prosperity, Conrad Gill. 10. Introduction to The Poor Husbandman's Advocate to Rich Racking Landlords, Rev. Richard Baxter. 11. Indian Factories in the Eighteenth Century. 12. Reviews of Books. Part 3: Miscellaneous Papers. 1. The God of History. 2. The Philosophy of Value. 3. A Note on the English Character. 4 Thoughts on Political Idealism. 5. Thoughts on Society and the State. 6. Thoughts on the Work of a Teacher.