Max Gluckman, The Peace in the Feud, p. 1
B. F. Porshnev, The Legend of the Seventeenth Century in French History1, p. 15
George E. Rudé, The Outbreak of the French Revolution, p. 28
R. F. Leslie, Politics and Economics in Congress Poland, 1815-1864, p. 43
A. Barcan, The Development of the Australian Middle Class, p. 64
Jean Seznec, An Historical Plea for the Humanities, p. 78
The Tenth International Congress of the Historical Sciences, Rome 1955, p. 83

Peter M. Worsley, Early Asian Contacts with Australia, p. 1
E. Kosminsky, The Evolution of Feudal Rent in England from the XIth to the XVth Centuries, p. 12
R. R. Betts, Social and Constitutional Development in Bohemia in the Hussite Period, p. 37
Peter Marshall, p. 55
J. Chesneaux, Stages in the Development of the Vietnam National Movement 1862-194, p. 63
V.G.C., THE SOCIOLOGY OF THE MYCENAEAN TABLETS, p. 76
A. W. Smith, IRISH REBELS AND ENGLISH RADICALS 1798-1820, p. 78

Rodolfo Mondolfo (trans. D. S. Duncan), p. 1
Claude Cahen, An Introduction to the First Crusade, p. 6
J. V. Polisensky, The Thirty Years’ War, p. 31
E. J. Hobsbawm, The Crisis of The 17th Century-II, p. 44
John Saville, A Comment on Professor Rostow’s British Economy of the 19th Century, p. 66
Donald Pennington, The Long Parliament, p. 85
Communications, p. 90

R. Smith, Some Recent Discoveries in Novgorod, p. 1
E. Mercer, The Houses of the Gentry, p. 11
E. J. Hobsbawm, The General Crisis of the European Economy in the 17th Century, p. 33
A. Soboul, Robespierre and the Popular Movement of 1793-4, p. 54
Brian Manning, Review Articles: The Lond Parliament and the English Revolution, p. 71
G. Barraclough, Metropolis and Macrocosm: Europe and the Wider World, 1492-1939, p. 77

V. G. CHILDE, JOHN MORRIS, EDITORIAL NOTE, p. 1
PREFACE, p. 2
PART I. METHODS AND MATERIALS
The Gaps in the Material, p. 3
Geographical Distribution of the Material, p. 5
Distribution in Time: the Pagan Empire and Christian Empire, p. 6
What Social Classes are Represented?, p. 7
PART II. RESULTS
General Mortality and the Social Classes, p. 8
Slaves and Citizens in Africa, p. 9
Soldiers and Civilian, p. 10
Male and Female Mortality, p. 10
Infant and Juvenile Mortality, p. 14
A Summary of Results, p. 14
PART III. A SPECULATIVE CONCLUSION, p. 17
PART IV. A. R. Burn, INTRODUCTION TO THE TABLES, p. 18
GRAPHS: ANCIENT AND MODERN POPULATIONS COMPARED, p. 25
GRAPHS: SOCIAL CLASSES IN ROMAN NORTH AFRICA COMPARED, p. 26
GRAPHS: REGIONS OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE COMPARED, p. 27
GRAPHS: PAGAN AND CHRISTIAN PERIODS COMPARED, p. 28
GRAPHS: TWO MODERN ORIENTAL POPULATIONS, p. 29
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES, p. 30
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Archibald RobertsonCommunication, p. 76

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V. G. Childe, The Birth of Civilisation, p. 1
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C. B. MACPHERSON, Reviews, p. 55
RICHARD PARES, Reviews, p. 58
ROY PASCAL, Reviews, p. 60

Wu Ta-k’un, An Interpretation of Chinese Economic History, p. 1
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