A History of London
by Robert Gray
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CONTENTS:
‘Famed for commerce and crowded with traders’ (Beginnings to 410) -- ‘Richer in treasure than the rest of the kingdom’ (410—1066) -- ‘No king but their mayor’ (1066—1222) -- ‘The most dangerous branch of a proud and dangerous people’ (1222—1485) -- ‘Out of the gates to the suburbs’ (1485—1666) -- ‘How much further it may spread God knows’ (1666—1800) -- ‘This monster London is really a new city’ (1800—89) -- ‘A tide of mean, ugly, unplanned building’ (1889 to the present) -- Appendix 1 :The growth of London’s population -- Appendix 2 : Some notable surviving works.
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