List of Maps and Illustrations, p. vii
List of Contributors, p. viii
Hannah Murphy, Medicine, Race, and Slavery in the Transatlantic World, 1600-1850, p. 1
Lucia Dacome, Crafting Inability: Slavery, Medicine, and Disability in Early Modern Tuscany, p. 25
Hannah Murphy, Medical Practitioners, the Archive, and the Making of Slavery in Early Modern Barbados, p. 66
Sascha Auerbach, The Origins of Modern Public Health in Anglo-Caribbean Slavery, 1764-1790, p. 100
Teresa Göltl, 'But Their Mouths Are Sealed': Medical Practitioners in French Colonial Courtrooms, 1828-1848, p. 138
Kevin Siena, Pathology, Heredity, and the Varieties of Man, 1650-1800, p. 168
Suman Seth, Race, Medicine, and Causation in the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic World, p. 203
Rana A. Hogarth, Enduring Medical Knowledge in the Age of Slavery, p. 240
Carolyn Roberts, Aetiological Politics, Mental Illness, and Affective Neuroscience in British Slave Trade Abolition, p. 269
Elise A. Mitchell, The Transformation of Smallpox Inoculation in the Early Modern Atlantic World, p. 312
Brendan Röder, 'Our Ethiopian Boys': Medicine, Missions, and the Construction of Human Difference in Northeast Africa, c.1690-1750, p. 341
Carolin Schmitz, Healing, Mobility, and Belonging: 'María Phelipa de Color Negro', a Black Woman Healer Navigating the Canary Islands, 1712-1729, p. 375

Rory Naismith, Economic Change, Silver, and the Plague of 664-687 in England, p. 3
Nuala Zahedieh, Canoes in the Early English Caribbean: The Role of an Indigenous Technology in Making Mercantilism Work, p. 52
Karolina Hutková, Ernesto Dal Bó, Lukas Leucht, Noam Yuchtman, Company-State at Home: The East India Company and the Fiscal System in Eighteenth-Century Britain, p. 93
Beatrice de Graaf, Erik de Lange, The Revolutions that Consolidated Empire: A Reconsideration of 1830, p. 133
Arturo Zoffmann Rodriguez, Spanish Pistoleringo and Labour Violence in Post-War Europe, 1917-1923, p. 170
Toby Lincoln, Out of the Rubble of the Second World War: Post-War Reconstruction in China, p. 201
Stephen G. Gross, Energy Policy and Climate Change in Europe During the Era of Neoliberalism, p. 236
Frederik Buylaert, Sandro Carocci, Thijs Lambrecht, Christian D. Liddy, Alice Rio, Tristan W. Sharp, Alice Taylor, Chris Wickham, Lordship in the Later Middle Ages: A Round Table Discussion, p. 273

Nicholas S. M. Matheou, Nationcraft and the Origins of Territory: Experiencing Romanía in the Medieval Empire of New Rome, p. 3
Rebekah Clements, Hegemony, Hunting and Human Trophies in the East Asian War of 1592–1598, p. 66
Benjamin Schneider, Technological Unemployment in the British Industrial Revolution: The Destruction of Hand-Spinning, p. 105
Daniel F. Banks, Ships, Guns and Money: The Logistics of Revolution and Garibaldi’s Campaign of 1860, p. 150
Thoralf Klein, Global Rumours: The Press, Telegraphy and the Boxer War in China, Summer 1900, p. 185
Partha Pratim Shil, Orality, State Power, and the Labour of Policing in Colonial Bengal, c. 1850–1947, p. 223
Emily Bridger, (Un)remembering Sexual Violence in South African History, p. 255

VIEWPOINT
Andrew Denning, Heidi J. S. Tworek, The Promises and Perils of Periodization in Global History: Lessons from the Inter-War Era, p. 288

Alice Rio, Obituary: dame Janet L. Nelson, p. 3
Abigail Agresta, Plague correspondence, rumour, and mistrust in the late medieval Crown of Aragon, p. 15
Judith M. Bennett, Needed but deplored: spinners and singlewomen in industrial Coventry, c. 1490-1525, p. 46
Anna-Luna Post, Failure to drain: expert resistance and environmental thought in the seventeenth-century Dutch Republic, p. 87
Luca Scholz, The atmosphere in spatial history: digital evidence and visual argument, p. 120
Henry B. Lovejoy, Conceptualizing 'liberated Africans' and slave trade abolition: government schemes to indenture enslaved people captured from slavery, 1800-1920, p. 169
Thomas Marsden, Religious tension and ethnic consciousness in the later Russian Empire, p. 237
Miles Pattenden and Michael D. Barbezat, The cult of gay relics and queer medievalism in Sydney, p. 277

VIEWPOINT
Conor O'Brien, Secularizing strategies in the early Middle Ages and the history of pre-modern religion, p. 325

Ron Mordechai Makleff, Inter-urban alliances and the archives of legitimacy in the Southern Low Countries, 1250-1450, p. 3
Henrietta Harrison, A Chinese doctor in eighteenth-century Naples and the practice of pulse diagnosis, p. 45
Christopher M. Florio, Liquor rations and labour management in the nineteenth-century Atlantic world, p. 73
Bill Mihalopoulos, Liberty, the Maria Luz incident and the liminal legal status of Chinese indentured labourers and Japanese licensed prostitutes, p. 106
Adam Mestyan, Microhistory as industrial history: environment, sugar capitalism and labour in Egypt, 1863-1879, p. 143
Elizabeth Chatterjee and Sachaet Pandey-Geeta Mantraraj, Dams and the deep earth: the 1967 Koyna earthquake and human agency in the Anthropocene, p. 181

VIEWPOINTS
Ilya Maude and Maroula Perisanidi, Transmisogyny, ableism and compulsory cisness: case studies from Byzantium, p. 225
Tom Johnson and Claire Judde de Larivière, Ordinary politics in late medieval Europe, p. 250
Ana Struillou, Malika Zehni and Lamin Manneh, Immobility, p. 286

Frederik Buylaert, Thijs Lambrecht, Klaas Van Gelder, Kaat Cappelle, The Political Economy of Seigneurial Lordship in Flanders, c.1250–1570, p. 3
John Walter, Shaking Hands and the Politics of Touch in Early Modern England, p. 48
Scott Connors, ‘Pirates’, Potentates, and Merchant Petitioning in the Early Nineteenth Century Straits Settlements, p. 80
Eirik Kvindesland, Jewish Networks Between the Persian Gulf and Palestine, 1820–1914, p. 115
Luke Blaxill, Gidon Cohen, Gary Hutchison, Patrick M. Kuhn, Nick Vivyan, Electoral Violence in England and Wales, 1832–1914, p. 154
Christian Velasco, Justin Willis, Saving, Inheritance and Future-Making in 1940s Kenya, p. 211
Samantha Iyer, Agricultural Workers, Tenant Farmers, and the Midcentury U.S. Welfare State: A View From the Lower Mississippi Valley, p. 242
Siobhán Hearne, AIDS and the End of the Soviet Union, p. 276

CORRECTION
Correction to: Conceptualizing ‘Liberated Africans’ and Slave Trade Abolition: Government Schemes to Indenture Enslaved People Captured from Slavery, 1800–1920, p. 310

Tristan W. Sharp, Seigneurial Predation in the Late Medieval Feud, p. 3
Du Fei, Fatima’s Inheritance: Law, Islam, and Gendered Archive-Making in India’s Early Modern Global Connections, p. 40
Angelo Matteo Caglioti, ‘Natural’ Disasters, Ignorance, and the Mirage of Italian Settler Colonialism in Late Nineteenth-Century Africa, p. 75
Will Sack, Ecology and Colonialism in Late Chosŏn Korea: Ullŭngdo, 1882–1905, p. 118
Laura Schwartz, Feminism, Reproductive Labour, and the Gendered Welfare State in Britain’s National Insurance Act of 1911, p. 150
Madeline Woker, French Imperial Statecraft, Capital, Corporate Taxation, and the Tax Haven That Wasn’t, 1920s–1950s, p. 188
Tom Long and Benjamin T. Smith, State, Crime, and Violence in Mexico, 1920–2000: Arbiters of Impunity, Agents of Coercion, p. 229

VIEWPOINT
Alanna O’Malley, Lydia Walker, A Revisionist History of the United Nations, p. 264

ORDERING THE OCEANS, ORDERING THE WORLD

List of Maps And Illustrations, p. vi
List of Contributors, p. vii
Renaud Morieux, Jeppe Mulich, Ordering the Oceans, Ordering the World: Law, Violence, and European Empires, p. 1
Lauren Benton, Timo McGregor, A Sea of Households: Ordering Violence and Mobility in the Inter-Imperial Caribbean, p. 21
Guillaume Calafat, Francesca Trivellato, ‘The Shipwreck of the Turks’: Sovereignty, Barbarism and Civilization in the Legal Order of the Eighteenth-Century Mediterranean, p. 45
Richard J. Blakemore, Mutiny on Trial: Law and Order among Seventeenth-Century Seafarers, p. 72
Margaret R. Hunt, Frauds on Navy Pay and the Men and Women of Maritime London, c.1620–1740, p. 108
Jake Subryan Richards, Jurisdiction and Afro-Brazilian Legal Politics from Colonialism to Early Independence, p. 139
Nathan Perl-Rosenthal, An Interpolity Legal Regime in the eighteenth century: procedural law of prize, p. 169
Jeppe Mulich, Prize court politics and regional ordering in the Caribbean, p. 193
Renaud Morieux, The Return of the Repressed: Political Deportation in the Indian Ocean during the Age of Revolutions, p. 214
Kalyani Ramnath, Adrift in the Andaman Sea: Law, Archipelagos and the Making of Maritime Sovereignty, p. 249

Alexander Bevilacqua, Race-Making Festivities in Brandenburg-Prussia, 1652–1750, p. 3
Emiliano Travieso, Environment, Slavery and Agency in Colonial Uruguay, 1750–1810, p. 57
Daniel Immerwahr, All That Is Solid Bursts into Flame: Capitalism and Fire in the Nineteenth-Century United States, p. 97
Ellie Schainker, Rituals of Modernity: Reforming Judaism in Imperial Russia, p. 139
Daniel Haines, Timescapes, subjectivity and emotions after the India–Tibet earthquake, 1950, p. 173
Christopher L. Hill, Tokyo in Tashkent: The Afro-Asian Writers Association and Japanese Cold War Dissent, p. 202
Nathaniel Morris, Crisis, corruption and state-led development in the making of the Mexican drug trade, p. 235

VIEWPOINTS
Rukmini Barua and others, Intellectual Journeys towards Emotions: A Conversation among Feminist Scholars, p. 274
Sarah Maza, PRESENTISM AND THE POLITICS OF HISTORY: REVISITING THE 2022 JAMES SWEET AFFAIR, p. 315

Christian D. Liddy, The making of towns, the making of polities: Towns and lords in late medieval Europe, p. 3
Lila O’Leary Chambers, Alcohol Diplomacy, Gender and Power in the Late Seventeenth-Century Gold Coast Slaving Complex, p. 48
Sara Caputo, From Surveying to Surveillance: Maritime Cartography and Naval (Self-)Tracking in the Long Nineteenth Century, p. 84
Michael O’Sullivan, The Indian Muslim Salariat and the Moral and Political Economies of Usury Laws in Colonial India, 1855–1914, p. 119
Anna Ross, Property and the end of Empire in International Zones, 1919–1947, p. 162
Alistair Kefford, The Global Rise of the British Property Development Sector, 1945–1975, p. 199
Pierre Asselin, National liberation by other means: US visitor diplomacy in the Vietnam War, p. 236

VIEWPOINTS: ECLIPSE OF INTERNATIONALISM?
Celia Donert and others, Introduction: Eclipse of internationalism? The late twentieth-century liberal moment, p. 283

Grace Stafford, Veiling and Head-Covering in Late Antiquity: Between Ideology, Aesthetics and Practicality, p. 3
Peter Jones, Is Paradise a Democracy? The Heavenly City as Political Paradigm, c.1145–55, p. 47
Michelle Pfeffer, Astrology, Plague, and Prognostication in Early Modern England: A Forgotten Chapter in the History of Public Health, p. 81
Alison Bashford, The Disenchantment of Chiromancy: Reading Modern Hands from Palmistry to Genetics, p. 125
Huasha Zhang, Left to Their Own Devices: Radio, Radiomen and Radio Stations in the Making of Tibet’s Modern Political Landscape, p. 170
Rohit De, Ornit Shani, Assembling India’s Constitution: Towards a New History, p. 205
Matthew Kerry, The Death of ‘Traditional’ Charivari and the Invention of Pot-Banging in Spain, c.1960–2020, p. 249

Yanay Israeli, Petition and Response as Social Process: Royal Power, Justice and the People in Late Medieval Castile (c.1474–1504), p. 3
Jessica O’Leary, The Uprooting of IndigenousWomen’s Horticultural Practices in Brazil, 1500–1650, p. 45
Barbara Taylor, Solitude and Soul in Restoration Britain, p. 84
William G. Pooley, Doubt and the Dislocation of Magic: France, 1790–1940, p. 133
Adewumi Damilola Adebayo, Electricity, Agency and Class in Lagos Colony, c.1860s–1914, p. 168
Ronny Regev, The National Negro Business League and the Economic Life of Black Entrepreneurs, p. 207
Su Lin Lewis, Women, Hospitality and the Intimate Politics of International Socialism, 1955–1965, p. 242

VIEWPOINT
John Hatcher, Peasant Productivity and Welfare in the Middle Ages and Beyond, p. 281

James Corke-Webster, By Whom Were Early Christians Persecuted?, p. 3
Mark Bailey, Servile Migration and Gender in Late Medieval England: The Evidence of Manorial Court Rolls, p. 47
Amanda McVitty, Homosociality, Sexual Misconduct and Gendered Violence In England's Pre-Modern Legal Profession, p. 86
Caitlin Harvey, Gold Rushes, Universities and Globalization, 1840–1910, p. 118
Nick Foretek, The Cave Mission of 1876 and Britain's Imperial Information Strategies, p. 158
Laura Robson, Unrra In North Africa: A Late Colonial History of Refugee Encampment, p. 193
Yasser Ali Nasser, Making Friends and Making ‘Asia’: Sino-Indian Friendship, 1947–1957, p. 223

Review article, p. 259
Corrections, p. 297
Virtual issue, e32

Mark Hailwood, Firearms and the State in Sixteenth-Century Italy: Gun Proliferation and Gun Control: by Catherine Fletcher, p. 3
Mark Hailwood, Rethinking Literacy in Rural England, 1550–1700, p. 38
Mary O'Sullivan, Machines in the Hands of Capitalists: Power and Profit in Late Eighteenth-Century Cornish Copper Mines, p. 71
Zavier Nunn, Trans Liminality and the Nazi State, p. 123
Roseanna Webster, Women and the Fight for Urban Change in Late Francoist Spain, p. 158
Nico Slate, The Radical Civil Rights Movement: The Highlander Folk School and the Legacies of the Left in ColdWar America, p. 200

VIEWPOINT
John H. Arnold, Believing in Belief: Gibbon, Latour and the Social History of Religion, p. 236

DEBATE
Shami Ghosh, Chris Wickham on 'The Economic Logic of Medieval Societies': A Response, p. 269
Chris Wickham, A Reply to Shami Ghosh, p. 287
Micah S. Muscolino, Correction to: 'Water has Aroused the Girls' Hearts': Gendering Water and Soil Conservation in 1950s China, p. 297
Erratum to: The Christian Anti-Torture Movement and the Politics of Conscience in France, p. 298
Erratum to: The Animal Body as Medium: Taxidermy and European Expansion, 1775–1865, p. 299
Tamara Fernando, Flows of History, p. e1

Michelle Armstrong-Partida, Susan McDonough, Singlewomen in the Late Medieval Mediterranean, p. 3
Richard Calis, The Impossible Reformation: Protestant Europe and the Greek Orthodox Church, p. 43
Thomas Glesener, Daniel Hershenzon, The Maghrib in Europe: Royal Slaves and Islamic Institutions in Eighteenth-Century Spain, p. 77
G. Balachandran, Debasing Indigenous Statehood: Sovereign Monies, Markets and Imperial Power in the Indian Subcontinent, c.1893–1905, p. 117
Claire Eldridge, Christoph Kalter, Becky Taylor, Migrations of Decolonization, Welfare, and the Unevenness of Citizenship in the UK, France and Portugal, p. 155
Nicole Elizabeth Barnes, The Many Values of Night Soil in Wartime China, p. 194
Samuel Fury Childs Daly, Ghana Must Go: Nativism and the Politics of Expulsion in West Africa, 1969–1985, p. 229

VIEWPOINT
Trevor Jackson, The New History of Old Inequality, p. 262

Anna C. Kelley, Searching for Professional Women in the Mid to Late Roman Textile Industry p. 3
Maartje van Gelder, Filippo de Vivo, Papering Over Protest: Contentious Politics and Archival Suppression in Early Modern Venice p. 44
Devika Shankar, Water, Fish and Property in Colonial India, 1860–1890 p. 79
Cristina Florea, Frontiers of Civilization in the Age of Mass Migration from Eastern Europe p. 115
Aymeric Xu, Criminalization of Abortion in Late Qing and Republican China p. 151
Andrew Sloin, Writing the Paris Commune in the Warsaw Ghetto p. 181
Matthew Shutzer, Oil, Money and Decolonization in South Asia p. 212

VIEWPOINT
Andrew Buchanan, Globalizing the Second World War p. 246

BEYOND TRUTH: FICTION AND DISINFORMATION IN EARLY MODERN EUROPE

List of illustrations, p. vii
List of contributors, p. viii

INTRODUCTION
Emma Claussen, Luca Zenobi, Fiction and Disinformation in Early Modern Europe, p. 1

PART I. COMPETING TRUTHS: SPEECH, LIBEL AND DEFAMATION
Fara Dabhoiwala, Inventing Free Speech: Politics, Liberty and Print in Eighteenth-Century England, p. 39
Clare Egan, Libel in the Provinces: Disinformation and 'Disreputation' in Early Modern England, p. 75
Frances Gage, Caravaggio's Rumore: Fact, Fiction and Authority in Giovanni Baglione's Lives of the Painters, Sculptors and Architects, p. 111

PART II. PRINT CULTURE: NEWS, STORYTELLING AND FAITH
Deborah Steinberger, 'Fake News' in Seventeenth-Century France: The Case of Le Mercure galant, p. 143
Emily Butterworth, Novelty, Disinformation and Discrimination in Marguerite de Navarre's Heptameron (1559) and Sixteenth-Century French News Culture, p. 172
Barret Reiter, A 'Fiction of the Mind': Imagination and Idolatry in Early Modern England, p. 201

PART III. SPECIALIST KNOWLEDGE: DIPLOMACY, TRAVEL AND MEDICINE
Chiara De Caprio, Andrea Salvo Rossi, Rhetorical Strategies and the Manipulation of Discourse in Macchiavelli's Writings, p. 233
Emily Teo, Hyperbole in Early Modern Miss ionary Travel Acco unts of China, p. 261
Giulia Delogu, Conflicting Narratives: Health (Dis)information in Eighteenth-Century Italy, p. 294

AFTERWORD
Rowan Cerys Tomlinson, Givens, Pleasures and Imaginings, p. 319

OBITUARY
Paul Slack, Sir John Elliott p. 3–10

ARTICLES
William Mack, 'Where Are the Proxenoi?' Social Network Analysis, Connectivity and the Greek Poleis p. 11–54
Noel Malcolm, Forbidden Love in Istanbul: Patterns of Male–Male Sexual Relations in the Early-Modern Mediterranean World p. 55–88
Lucy Parker, Rosie Maxton, Archiving Faith: Record-Keeping and Catholic Community Formation in Eighteenth-Century Mesopotamia p. 89–133
Bernhard C. Schär, Switzerland, Borneo and the Dutch Indies: Towards a New Imperial History of Europe, c.1770–1850 p. 134–167
Joshua Ehrlich, The Meanings of a Port City Boundary: Calcutta's Maratha Ditch, c.1700–1950 p. 168–208
Lauren Benton, Adam Clulow, Protection Shopping among Empires: Suspended Sovereignty in the Cocos-Keeling Islands p. 209–247
Samantha Payne, 'A General Insurrection in the Countries with Slaves': The US Civil War and the Origins of an Atlantic Revolution, 1861–1866 p. 248–279
Manimporok Dotulong, Hyakusho in the Arafura Zone: Ecologizing the Nineteenth-Century 'Opening of Japan' p. 280–317
Rachel M. Johnston-White, The Christian Anti-Torture Movement and the Politics of Conscience in France p. 318–342

Sandro Carocci, The Pervasiveness of Lordship (Italy, 1050-1500), p. 3
Rosamund Oates, Speaking in Hands: Early Modern Preaching and Signed Languages for the Deaf, p. 49 Jasper van der Steen, Dynastic Scenario Thinking In The Holy Roman Empire, p. 87
Liesbeth Corens, Seasonable Coexistence: Temporality, Health Care and Confessional Relations in SPA, C.1648-1740, p. 129
José Antonio, Aguilar Rivera, Eduardo Posada-Carbó, Eduardo Zimmermann, Democracy in Spanish America: the Early Adoption of Universal Male Suffrage, 1810-1853, p. 165
Navyug Gill, Accumulation by Attachment: Colonial Benevolence and the Rule of Capital in Nineteenth-Century Panjab, p. 203
Yoav Di-Capua, Revolutionary Decolonization and the Formation of the Sacred: the Case of Egypt, p. 239

DEBATE
Monica H. Green, Out Of The East (Or North Or South): A Response To Philip Slavin, p. 283
Philip Slavin, Reply: Out Of The West - And Neither East, Nor North, Nor South, p. 325

The Editors, Clare Morton, p. 3
Robert Portass, Peasants, Market Exchange and Economic Agency in North-Western Iberia, c.850-c.1050, p. 5
Genji Yasuhira, Transforming the Urban Space: Catholic Survival Through Spatial Practices in Post-Reformation Utrecht, p. 39
Giorgio Riello, Cotton Textiles and the Industrial Revolution in a Global Context, p. 87
Nitin Sinha, Domestic Servants and Master-Servant Regulations in Colonial Calcutta, 1750s-1810s, p. 141
Jan C. Jansen, Aliens in a Revolutionary World: Refugees, Migration Control and Subjecthood in the British Atlantic, 1790s-1820s, p. 189
Catherine Gibson, Irina Paert, Apostasy in the Baltic Provinces: Religious and National Indifference in Imperial Russia, p. 233
Albert Wu, Superstition and Statecraft in Late Qing China: Towards a Global History, p. 279
Stephanie Wright, Of Maiming and Privilege: Rethinking War Disability through the Case of Francoist Spain, 1936-1989, p. 317
Micah S. Muscolino, 'Water Has Aroused the Girls' Hearts': Gendering Water and Soil Conservation in 1950s China, p. 351

Patrick Lantschner, City States in the Later Medieval Mediterranean World, p. 3
Jeremy Fradkin, Christian Hospitality and the Case for Religious Refuge in Interregnum England, p. 51
Rhys Jones, Time Warps During the French Revolution, p. 87
Tamara Fernando, Seeing Like the Sea: A Multispecies History of the Ceylon Pearl Fishery 1800-1925, p. 127
Arthur Asseraf, Mass Media and the Colonial Informant: Messaoud Djebari and the French Empire, 1880-1901, p. 161
Lucy Riall, Hidden Spaces of Empire: Italian Colonists in Nineteenth-Century Peru, p. 193
Patrick Luiz Sullivan De Oliveira, Transforming a Brazilian Aeronaut into a French Hero: Celebrity, Spectacle, and Technological Cosmopolitanism in the Turn-of-the-Century Atlantic, p. 235
Florence Sutcliffe-Braithwaite, Natalie Thomlinson, Vernacular Discourses Of Gender Equality In The Post-War British Working Class, p. 277

VIEWPOINT
Peter Sarris, Viewpoint New Approaches to the 'Plague of Justinian', p. 315

John Weisweiler, Capital Accumulation, Supply Networks and the Composition of the Roman Senate, p. 3
Rowan Dorin, The Bishop as Lawmaker in Late Medieval Europe, p. 45
Karin Sennefelt, A Pathology of Sacral Kingship: Putrefaction in the Body of Charles XI of Sweden, p. 83
Erin Maglaque, Care Work and the Family in Catholic Reformation Tuscany, p. 119
Brodie Waddell, The Rise of the Parish Welfare State in England, C.1600-1800*, p. 151
Stephen D Behrendt, Philip D Morgan, Nicholas Radburn, African Cultures and Creolization on an Eighteenth-Century St Kitts Sugar Plantation, p. 195
Vladimir Hamed-Troyansky, Ottoman and Egyptian Quarantines and European Debates on Plague in the 1830S-1840S, p. 235
Anne Dolan, Death in the Archives: Witnessing War in Ireland, 1919-1921, p. 271
Kara Moskowitz, Sons and Daughters of the Soil: Politics and Protest of Kenyan Resettlement to Tanzania, 1961-1968, p. 301

Philip Slavin, Out of the West: Formation of a Permanent Plague Reservoir in South-Central Germany (1349-1356) and its Implications, p. 3
Michael Martoccio, The Art of Mercato: Buying City-States in Renaissance Tuscany, p. 53
Hannah Greig, Amanda Vickery, The Political Day in London, C.1697-1834, p. 101
Joseph la Hausse de Lalouvière, A Business Archive of the French Illegal Slave Trade in the Nineteenth Century, p. 139
Omar Youssef Cheta, Kathryn A Schwartz, A Printer's Odd Plea to Reform Legal Pluralism in Khedival Egypt, p. 179
James Vernon, Heathrow and the Making of Neoliberal Britain, p. 213
Shane Doyle, Chronology and Causality in Africa's HIV Pandemic: The Production of History Between the Laboratory and the Archive, p. 249

Chris Wickham, How did the Feudal Economy Work? the Economic Logic of Medieval Societies, p. 3
Jessica Dijkman, Managing Food Crises: Urban Relief Stocks in Pre-Industrial Holland, p. 41
David Chan Smith, Fair Trade and the Political Economy of Brandy Smuggling in Early Eighteenth-Century Britain, p. 75
Choon Hwee Koh, The Ottoman Postmaster: Contractors, Communication and Early Modern State Formation, p. 113
Edward Gillin, Fanny Gribenski, The Politics of Musical Standardization in Nineteenth-Century France and Britain, p. 153
Aditya Balasubramanian, Contesting 'Permit-and-Licence Raj': Economic Conservatism and the Idea of Democracy in 1950s India, p. 189
Emily Baum, Enchantment in an Age of Reform: Fortune-Telling Fever in Post-Mao China, 1980s-1990s, p. 229

Matthew Hilton, Alexandra Walsham, Editors' Introduction, p. 3

ARTICLES
Jonathan Brack, Disenchanting Heaven: Interfaith Debate, Sacral Kingship, and Conversion to Islam in the Mongol Empire, 1260-1335, p. 11
Margaret McGlynn, From Written Record to Bureaucratic Mind: Imagining a Criminal Record, p. 55
Sara Horrell, Jane Humphries, Jacob Weisdorf, Family Standards of Living Over the Long Run, England 1280-1850, p. 87
Andrei Pesic, Concerts and Inadvertent Secularization: Religious Music in the Entertainment Market of Eighteenth-Century Paris, p. 135
Daniel Beer, Civil Death, Radical Protest and The Theatre of Punishment in the Reign of Alexander II, p. 171
Patrick J Houlihan, Renovating Christian Charity: Global Catholicism, the Save the Children Fund, and Humanitarianism During The First World War, p. 203
Boyd van Dijk, Internationalizing Colonial War: on the Unintended Consequences of the Interventions of the International Committee of the Red Cross in South-East Asia, 1945-1949, p. 243