Books reviewed in this article:THE AGE OF REVOLUTION AND REACTION 1789–1850. By Charles Breunig.THE AGE OF NATIONALISM AND REFORM 1850–1890. By Norman Rich.THE END OF THE EUROPEAN ERA 1890 TO THE PRESENT. By Felix Gilbert.INDUSTRIAL ARCHAEOLOGY OF GALLOWAY. By Ian Donnachie.LAND AND INDUSTRY. THE LANDED ESTATE AND THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION. A Symposium edited by J. T. Ward and R. G. Wilson.BRONTERRE. A POLITICAL BIOGRAPHY OF BRONTERRE O'BIUEN, 1804–1864. By Alfred Plummer.THE AGE OF THE RAILWAY. By Harold Perkin.THE RELIEF OF POVERTY 1834–1914. By Michael E. Rose.THE CINDERELLA SERVICE: BRITISH CONSULS SINCE. 1825. By D. C. M. Platt.THE NINETEENTH‐CENTURY FOREIGN OFFICE. AN ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY. By Ray Jones.ESSAYS ON A MATURE ECONOMY: BRITAIN AFTER 1840. Edited by Donald N. McCloskey.THE COLOGNE COMMUNIST TRIAL. By Karl Marx and Frederick Engels.THE RISE OF A CENTRAL AUTHORITY FOR ENGLISH EDUCATION. By A. s. Bishop.EDUCATION AND SOCIETY IN NINETEENTH‐CENTURY NOTTINGHAM. By David Wardle.VICTOR EMMANUEL, CAVOUR, AND THE RISORGIMENTO. By Denis Mack Smith.L'EVANGELO E IL BERRETTO FRIGIO. By Giorgio Spini.FRENCH CAPITALISM IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. (1961). By Guy P. Palmade.THE ENGLISH DEFENCE OF THE COMMUNE 1871. Edited and Introduced by Royden Harrison.VICTORIAN ATTITUDES TO RACE. By Christine Bolt.LONDON 1808–1870: THE INFERNAL WEN. By Francis Sheppard.OUTCAST LONDON: A STUDY IN THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CLASSES IN VICTORIAN SOCIETY. By Gareth Stedman Jones.DISRABLI, DEMOCRACY AND THE TORY PARTY: CONSERVATIVE LEADERSHIP AND ORGANIZATION AFTER THE SECOND REFORM BILL. By E. J. Feuchtwanger.ANGELS IN MARBLE: WORKING CLASS CONSERVATIVES IN URBAN ENGLAND. By Robert McKenzie and Allan Silver.IMPERIAL BERLIN. By Gerhard Masur.THE ENTHUSIASTS: A BIOGRAPHY OF JOHN AND KATHERINE BRUCE GLASIER. By Laurence Thompson.BETWEEN TWO WORLDS. me POLITICAL THOUGHT OF GRAHAM WALLAS. By Martin J. Wiener.R. H. TAWNEY'S COMMONPLACE BOOK. Edited by J. M. Winter and D. M. Joslin.LEADERS OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND, 1828–1944. By D