Review of The Emergence of the Modern European World from the Seventeen to the Twentieth Century, by Edward Whiting Fox; European Revolutions, 1492-1992, by...

Title full: Review of The Emergence of the Modern European World from the Seventeen to the Twentieth Century, by Edward Whiting Fox; European Revolutions, 1492-1992, by Charles Tilly; The Palladian Landscape, by Denis Cosgrove; Dal Documento al Terreno, by Diego Moreno; The Politics of Rural Life, by Peter McPhee; Paris and the Nineteenth Century, by Christopher Prendergast; The Cells, by Malcolm Chapman; A Social History of the English Countryside, by G. E. Mingay; Power and Pauperism, by Felix Driver; The Desert is No Lady, by Vera Norwood and Janice Monk; Where North Meets South, by Lawrence A. Herzog; Great Lakes Lumber on the Great Plains, by John N. Vogel; Pride in the Jungle, by Thomas J. Jablonsky; The Near East, by C. K. Maisels; Claiming the High Ground, by Stanley F. Stevens; The Myth of Shangri-La, by Peter Bishop; Landscape, Natural Beauty, and the Arts, by Salim Kemal and Ivan Gaskell; Governors and Settlers, by Mark Francis; Narratives of Empire, by Zohreh T. Sullivan; Joseph Conrad and the Adventure Tradition: Constructing and Deconstructing the Imperial Subject, by Andrea White; Social Change, Development and Dependency, by Tony Spybey and The Challenge for Geography-A Changing World,by R. J. Johnston; The Place of Geography, by Tim Unwin.