The bibliography includes:

• Primary sources

• Secondary sources (general)

• Specific references to Bath, Edinburgh, London.

• Special references to museums (Bath, Edinburgh, London) and electronic resources relevant to the study of Georgian cities.

Primary sources

• AUSTEN, Jane. Northanger Abbey. 1803-1818, The World’s Classics, Introduction by Terry Castle, OUP, rpt., 1990.
  Persuasion. 1816-1818, The World’s Classics. Introduction by Joh Davie and Claude Rawson, 2^nd ed.1998.

• BOSWELL, James (1762-1763). London Journal. New York: Mc Graw-Hill, 1950.
  The Life of Samuel Johnson. (1791). Ed. George Birbeck-Hill. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1964.

• CHILCOT, Thomas. Six Suites of Lessons for the Harpsichord (1734) ; ed. Davitt Moroney. Paris : Heugel [1975].
  The Cryes of the City of London. Drawne After the Life. London : P. Tempest, 1692.

• DEFOE, Daniel. A Tour Through the Whole Island of Great-Britain, 1724-26, Abridged Penguin Edition by Pat Rogers, 1971, rpt., 1986, 730.

• FIELDING, Henry. An Inquiry into the Causes of the Late Increase of Robbers, 1751, edited with an Introduction and Notes by Georges Lamoine. Toulouse : Presses Universitaires du Mirail, Collection Les Introuvables Anglais, 1749.
  Tom Jones, a Foundling (1744). Eds Martin Battestin and Fredson Bowers. Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1974.

• GIFFARD, Diary of Elizabeth---. 1766-67. Clwyd Record Office, D/NH/1074, The Observant Traveller, ed. Robin Gard. London : HMSO, 1989.

• HOWARD, John. The State of the Prisons in England and Wales. London, 1777.

• JOHNSON, Samuel. London, London, 1738.
  The Idler and the Adventurer, 17. Eds. W.J. Bate, M. Bullit, L.F. Powell. The Yale Edition of Samuel Johnson, Vol.2. New Haven: Yale UP, 1963.

• MAITLAND, William. The History of London from Its Foundation by the Romans, to the Present Time. Containing a Faithful Relation of the Public Transactions of the Citizens; Accounts of the Several Parishes; Parallels between London and Other Great Cities; iIs Governments, Civil, Ecclesiastical and Military; Commerce, State of Learning, Charitable Foundations, &c. With the Several Accounts of Westminster, Middlesex, Southwark, And Other Parts within the Bills of Mortality. In Nine Books. The Whole Illustrated with a Variety of Fine Cuts. With a Compleat Index. London: Richardson, 1749.

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• MALTON, Thomas. A Compleat Treatise on Perspective. 2^nd ed. London: The Author, 1778.

• MITCHELL, Robert. Plans and Views in Perspective. London : Oriental Press, 1801.

• MYLNE, See Publicus.

• PENROSE, John. Letters from Bath: 1766-1767. With an Introduction and Notes by Brigitte Mitchell & Hubert Penrose, Gloucester : Alan Sutton, 1983, 216.

• PLAYFAIR, William. The Statistical Breviary; Shewing, on a Principle Entirely New, the Resources of Every State and Kingdom in Europe; Illustrated with Stained Copper-plate Charts, Representing the Physical Powers of each Distinct Nation with Ease and Perspicuity. London: Benley, 1801.

• “PUBLICUS” (pseudonym for Robert Mylne), Observations on Bridge Building, London, 1760.

• SHERIDAN, Richard Brinsley. The Rivals ( 1775). The School for Scandal and Other Plays. Ed. Michael Cordner. Oxford English Drama. Oxford: OUP, 1998.

• SMOLLETT, Tobias. The Expedition of Humphry Clinker, 1771, The World’s Classics, Introduction and notes by Lewis M. Knapp, revised by P.-G. Boucé, OUP,1984, 375 p.

• WARE, Isaac. A Complete Body of Architecture Adorned with Pleasant Elevations from Original Designs. London: Osborne, 1756.

• WESLEY, John. Serious Thoughts Occasioned by the Earthquake at Lisbon. Bristol, 1755. (available in Ecco)

• WOOD, John. An Essay towards a Description of Bath. London : Bettenham, 1742 (2^nd ed. 1749).

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Secondary sources

• AYRES, J. Building the Georgian City. New Haven and London: Yale UP, 1998.

• ARNOLD, Dana. The Metropolis and its Image: Constructing Identities for London, c.1750-1950. Oxford: Blackwell, 1999.

• BANDRY, Anne, et Françoise DECONINCK-BROSSARD. “On peut compter sur Moll.” XVII-XVIII 45 (Nov. 1997): 171-190.

• BANDRY-SCUBBI, Anne « Chawton Novels Online, Women’s Writing 1751-1834 and Computer-Aided Textual Analysis », ABO: Interactive Journal for Women in the Arts, 1640-1830: Vol. 5: Iss. 2, Article 1. DOI: (ACLN) Available here

• BENDER, John. Imagining the Penitentiary: Fiction and the Architecture of Mind in Eighteenth-Century England. Chicago : University of Chicago Press, 1987.

• BINDMAN, David. Hogarth and his Times. London: British Museum, 1997.

• BOLLA, Peter de. “The Visibility of Visuality: Vauxhall Gardens and the Sitting of the Viewer.” Vision and Textuality. Eds. Stephen Melville and Bill Readings. London: Macmillan, 1985. 282-95.

• BORSAY, Peter. “Early Modern Urban Landscapes 1540-1800”, The English Urban Landscape, ed. P.Waller.
  The Image of Georgian Bath 1700-1900. Oxford: OUP, to be published.
  The Eighteenth -Century Town, A Reader in English Urban History, 1688-1820. London and New York: Longman 1990, 383p.
  The English Urban Renaissance Culture and Society in the Provincial Town 1660-1770. Oxford : Clarendon, 1989.

• BOUCE, Paul-Gabriel. Les Romans de Smollett: étude critique. Paris : Didier, 1971.
  Contraintes et libertés dans la Grande-Bretagne du XVIII^e siècle. Paris : Publications de la Sorbonne, 1988.

• BOULARD-JOUSLIN, Claire. “Conservative or Reformer? The History and Fortune of Fénelon’s Traité de l’éducation des filles in Eighteenth-Century England.” Journal for Early Modern Cultural Studies 12.4 (2012): 48-77.

• BURKE, Thomas. English Night Life. London : Batsford, 1941.

• Ed. Valérie CAPDEVILLE & Alain KERHERVÉ. British Sociability in the Long Eighteenth Century. Challenging the Anglo-French Connection. Woodridge: Boydell Press, 2019.

• CHALKLIN, Christopher William. The Provincial Towns of Georgian England : A Study of the Building Process, 1740-1820. London : Edward Arnold, 1974, 367.

• CHARLTON, Kenneth. Women, Religion and Education in Early Modern England. London: Routledge, 1999.

• CLARK, Peter., and SLACK,P. English Towns in transition, 1500-1700. London. Oxford University Press, 1976,176.

• CLARK, Peter. The Transformation of English Provincial Towns 1600-1800. London: Hutchinson, 1984, 359.

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• COLVIN, Howard. A Biographical Dictionary of British Architects 1660-1840. 3^rd ed., New Haven and London, 1995.

• COPELAND, Edward. “Defoe and the London Wall: Mapped Perspectives.” Eighteenth-Century Fiction 10 (1998): 407-28.

• CORFIELD, Penelope. J. The Impact of English Towns 1700-1800. Oxford : OUP, 1982, 224.

• Collection Transversales dir. Annick COSSIC-PERICARPIN. La sociabilité en France et en Grande-Bretagne au siècle des Lumières. Paris : Le Manuscrit, 2012-2016 :

  • Tome 1. Les Lumières en France et en Grande-Bretagne : les vecteurs d’une nouvelle sociabilité - entre ludique et politique. Dir. Annick COSSIC-PERICARPIN & Allan INGRAM. 2012.
  • Tome 2. Les enjeux thérapeutiques et esthétiques de la sociabilité au XVIII^e siècle. Dir. Annick COSSIC-PERICARPIN & Hélène DACHEZ. 2013.
  • Tome 3. Les espaces de sociabilité. Dir. Valérie CAPDEVILLE & Eric FRANCALANZA. 2014.
  • Tome 4. Utopie, Individu et société : la sociabilité en question. Dir. Norbert COL & Allan INGRAM. 2015.
  • Tome 5. Sociabilités et esthétique de la marge. Dir. Annick COSSIC-PÉRICARPIN & Alain KERHERVÉ. 2016.
  • Tome 6. L’insociable sociabilité: résistances et résilience. Dir. Katie ASKE & Kimberley PAGE-JONES. 2017.
  • Tome 7. Représentation et réinvention des espaces de sociabilité au cours du long dix-huitième siècle. Dir. Annick COSSIC-PERICARPIN & Emrys D. JONES. 1^er trimestre 2021.

• CURL, James Stevens. Georgian Architecture. London: David and Charles, 1996.

• CRUICKSHANK, D., and BURTON, N. Life in the Georgian City. London: Viking, 1990.

• DECONINCK-BROSSARD, Françoise. Vie politique, sociale et religieuse en Grande-Bretagne d’après les sermons prêches ou publies dans le Nord de l’Angleterre 1738-1760. Paris: Didier-Erudition, 2 vols, 1984.
  “Recréation picturale d’une récréation musicale : le tableau de la famille Sharp par Zoffany.” XVII-XVIII 51 . Presses de l’Université de Lille III (Novembre 2000).

• Ed. Sebastian DOMSCH & Mascha HANSEN.
  British Sociability in the European Enlightenment. Cultural Practices and Personal Encounters. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 1^er trimestre 2021.
  Acts of God, Acts of Men: Providence in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century England and France Studies in Church History 41 (January 2005): 356-375

• DUNSTAN, Bernard. Learning to Paint. New York: Watson and Guptill, 1972.

• DYOS, Harold, James. Exploring the Urban Past Essays in Urban History. CUP, 1982, 258.

• EVERITT, Alan. Perspectives in English Urban History. London : Macmillan, 1973, 271.

• FORD, Boris, ed., The Cambridge Cultural History of Britain, Eighteenth-Century Britain, vol. 5, CUP, 1991, rpt., 1992, 349.
  Georgian (The) Group Guides: n°1 Windows; n°3 Doors; n°5 Render, Stucco, and Plaster. London: Lavenham Press, 1992.
  Georgian (The) Playhouse: Actors, Artists, Audiences and Architecture 1730-1830. London: Hayward Gallery, 1975.

• FROIDE, Amy. “Learning to Invest: Women’s Education in Arithmetic and Accounting in Early Modern England.” Arizona Center for Medieval & Renaissance Studies 10.1 (2015): 3-26.

• GEORGIAN GROUP. Symposium, 1985 : London. Life in the Georgian Town : Papers Given at the Georgian Group Symposium, 1986, 60.

• GALLET-BLANCHARD, Liliane. “The Eightenth-Century Short-Title Catalogue (ESTC): Paradigm and Development”. Literary and Linguistic Computing 10 (1995).
  Les romans du XVIII^e siècle sur CD-ROM et en ligne - Un exemple: “water” in Humphry Clinker. "XVII-XVIII 45 (Nov.1997): 245-62.
  et Marie-Madeleine MARTINET. “The Hyperspace of the Enlightenment: Design issues of structure, interface and navigation in the creation of a hypermedia CD-ROM on Georgian cities.” DRH 98: Selected Papers from Digital Resources in the Humanities 1998, University of Glasgow. Eds. Marilyn Deegan, Jean Anderson, and Harold Short. London : Office for Humanities Communication, King’s College, 2000. 95-115.

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• GIROUARD, Mark. Cities and People. New Haven. London: Yale UP, 1985.
  The English Town. New Haven, London : Yale UP,1990, 330p.

• GIRTIN, Thomas, and David LOSHAK. The Art of Thomas Girtin. London: Black, 1954.

• GREGORY, Jeremy, and John STEVENSON. Britain in the 18^th Century 1688-1820. Marlow : Longman, 2000.

• HALIMI, Suzy. Grande-Bretagne : Histoire et civilisation. Nancy : Presses Universitaires de Nancy, 1990.
  , ed. Commerce(s) en Grande-Bretagne au XVIII^e siècle. Paris : Publications de la Sorbonne, 1990.

• HITCHCOCK, Tim and Robert SHOEMAKER. Economic Growth and Social Change in the Eighteenth -Century English Town. Version 0.9, Glasgow : History Courseware Consortium, University of Glasgow, 1996. (TLTP CDROM 1998).

• HOGARTH (about). The Dumb Show: Image and Society in the Works of William Hogarth. Oxford: The Voltaire Foundation, 1997.

• LAUZANNE, Alain. “Réflexions sur l’espace et Londres dans l’œuvre de William Hogarth”, Arobase 2.2, 1998. (www.liane.net/arobase)

• HYDE, R. Gilded Scenes and Shining Prospects: Panoramic Views of British Towns 1575-1900. New Haven: Yale Center for British Art, 1985.
  Panoramania: The Art and Entertainment of the All-Embracing View. London: Trefoil/Barbican Art Gallery, 1988.

• HULIN, Jean-Paul. La Ville et les écrivains anglais 1770-1820. Paris : Champion, 1978. (Bibliographie 553-92)

• IGNATIEFF, Michael. A just Measure of Pain : The Penitentiary in the Industrial Revolution 1750-1850. Harmondsworth : Penguin Books, 1989.

• JENKINS, S. Landlords to London: The Story of a Capital and its Growth. London: Constable, 1975.

• JOHNSTONE, H. Diack and Roger FISKE (eds). The Blackwell History of Music in Britain: The Eighteenth Century. Oxford: Blackwell, 1990.

• KERSLAKE, John. “A Note on Zoffany’s ’Sharp Family.’” The Burlington Magazine 120 (1978): 753-54.

• LAUZANNE, Alain. “Réflexions sur l’espace et Londres dans l’œuvre de William Hogarth”, Arobase, 2.2, 1998. (www.liane.net/arobase)

• LEDUC, Guyonne, ed. L’éducation des femmes en Europe et en Amérique du Nord de la Renaissance à 1848. Paris : L’Harmattan, 1997.

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• LEPPERT, Richard. Music and Image: Domesticity, Ideology and Socio-Cultural Formation in Eighteenth-Century England. CUP, 1988. Paperback, 1993.

• LLOYD, David. The Making of English Towns : 2000 years of Evolution. London : Gollancz in association with Peter Crawley, 1998, 288. Originally printed 1984,1992.

• MARTIN, Geoffrey Haward. A Bibliography of British and Irish Municipal History. Leicester UP, 1972, 806.

• MARTINET, Marie-Madeleine. “De ’The Sister Arts’ à l’hypermédia”. XVII-XVIII 40 (juin 1995):97-100.
  “De Londres vu au travers de la camera obscura addisonienne aux images hypermédia de New York : graphisme et navigation dans les espaces de la ville.” Villes en visite virtuelle. Paris : PUPS, 2000. 67-108
  and Liliane GALLET-BLANCHARD. “The Hyperspace of the Enlightenment: Design issues of structure, interface and navigation in the creation of a hypermedia CD-ROM on Georgian cities.” DRH 98: Selected Papers from Digital Resources in the Humanities 1998, University of Glasgow. Eds. Marilyn Deegan, Jean Anderson, and Harold Short. London : Office for Humanities Communication, King’s College, 2000. 95-115

• MAYNE, Jonathan. Thomas Girtin. Leighton-on-Sea, Lewis, 1949.

• MORRIS, A.E.J. History of Urban Form before the Industrial Revolution. London: Longman, 1972, 1994.

• MORISSEY, Lee, “The Restoration and the Eighteenth Century, 1660-1780” in Paul POPLAWSKI, ed. English Literature in Context. CUP, 2008, pp. 211-305.

• MOWL, Tim. Palladian Bridges. Bath: Millstream, 1993.

• NAISMITH, Robert J. The Story of Scotland’s Towns. Edinburgh : John Donald, c. 1989, xi, 181.

• PORTER, R. London: A Social History. London: Hamish Hamilton, 1994.

• POUSSOU, Jean-Pierre, Etudes sur les villes en Europe Occidentale du milieu du XVIIe siècle à la veille de la Révolution française. 3 vols.Paris : SEDES, 1992.

• RICHARDSON, Albert E. Robert Mylne, Architect and Engineer, London, 1955.

• RICHESON, A.W. English Land Measuring to 1800: Instruments and Practices. Cambridge, Mass: MIT, 1966.

• ROBERTSON Ritchie. The Enlightenment, Allen Lane; to be published in America by Harper in February 2021. 1,008 pages.

• ROBSON, B.T. Urban Growth an Approach. London : Methuen, 1973, xiv, 268.

• RODGER, Richard. A Consolidated Bibliography of Urban History. Aldershot : Scolar, c.1996, xxviii, 1173.

• ROGERS, Nicholas. Whigs and Cities : Popular Politics in the Age of Walpole and Pitt. Oxford : Clarendon , 1989, 440.

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• ROGET, J. L. History of the ’Old Watercolour Society.’ London: Longman, 1891.

• SLACK, Paul, and Peter CLARK, eds. English Towns in Transition. Oxford: OUP, 1976.

• SLADE, C. F. “Topography of the Early Modern Town c.1500-c.1750.” Discovering Past Landscapes. Ed. Michael Reed. London: Croom Helm, 1984, 195-223.

• STEAD, Jennifer. Food and Cooking in 18^th Century Britain: History and Recipes. London: English Heritage, 1985.

• SUMMERSON, J. Architecture in Britain 1530-1830. Harmondsworth : Pelican, 1953.

• SWEET, Rosemary. The Writing of Urban Histories in Eighteenth-Century England. Oxford : Clarendon, 1997, 356.
  ’The Production of Urban Histories in Eighteenth-Century England’, Urban History, 23(1996).
  The English Town 1680-1840: Government, Society, Culture. London: Longman, 1999.

• VAREY, Simon. Space and the Eighteenth-Century Novel. Cambridge : CUP, 1990, 220.

• WACKERMANN, Gabriel. Géographie humaine. Paris: Ellipses-édition marketing S.A., 2000, 352.
  Géographie urbaine. Paris: Ellipses- édition marketing S.A., 2000, 239.

• WALLER, Philip, ed. The English Urban Landscape. Oxford: OUP, 2000.

• WALVIN, James. English Urban Life 1776-1851. London : Hutchinson, Social History of England, 1984, 216.

• WATSON, J.R. The English Hymn. Oxford : Clarendon. 1997. x + 552.

• WHITELEY, William T. “Girtin’s panorama.” The Connoisseur 69 n°273 (May 1924): 13-20.

• WILLIAMS, Raymond, The Country and the City. London : The Hogarth Press,1993, 335.

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Specific references

Bath

• ANSTEY, Christopher, The New Bath Guide, 1766.

• AINSWORTH, William, Harrison. Beau Nash : Or Bath in the Eighteenth Century. Bath: Chivers, 1977, 314.

• BARBEAU Alfred, Une ville d’eaux anglaise au XVIII^e siècle. Paris : Picard, 1904.

• BELSEY, Hugh. “A Visit to the Studios of Gainsborough and Hoare.” Burlington Magazine CXXIX (1987): 107-09.

• BISHOP, Philippa. “Interior Decoration in Eighteenth-Century Bath.” Apollo 98, n°141 (Nov.1973): 350-59.

• BOYCE, Benjamin. The Benevolent Man : A Life of Ralph Allen of Bath. Harvard UP, 1967, 304.

• BREWER, John. The Pleasures of the Imagination: English Culture in the 18^th Century. London: Harper Collins, 1997

• CLARKE, Gillian. Prior Park : a Compleat Landscape. Bath : Millstream, 1987, 80.

• CUNLIFFE, Barry. The City of Bath. Gloucester : Sutton, 1986, 160.

• COSSIC, Annick. Bath au XVIII^e siècle : les fastes d’une cité palladienne. Rennes : Presses Universitaires de Rennes, 2000.

• DAVIS, Graham. Bath : A New History. Keele UP, 1996, 208.

• ENGLISH, Jean. The History of the English Family in Bath : 1770-1890. 1995, 100. Contact the Bodleian Library in Oxford.

• FAWCETT, Trevor, [compiled by]. Voices of Eighteenth-Century Bath : An Anthology of Contemporary Texts Illustrating Events, Daily Life and Attitudes at Britains’s Leading Georgian Spa, Bath : Ruton, 1995, 202.
  Bath Entertain’d : Amusements, Recreations and Gambling at the Eighteenth-Century Spa. Bath : Ruton, 1998.
  and Stephen BIRD. Bath : History and Guide. Stroud : Sutton, 1994.

• FORSYTH, Michael. Bath. The Pevsner Architectural Guides. New Haven and London: Yale UP, 2003.

• FOSKETT, Daphne. “Miniaturists and Silhouettists in Bath.” Apollo XCVIII, n°141 (Nov.1973): 385-89.

• FREEMAN, Jean. Jane Austen in Bath. Alton: The Jane Austen Society, 1969, 1983.

• GADD, David. Georgian Summer : Bath in the Eighteenth Century. Bath : Adams and Dart, 1971, 195.

• GREGORY, Jeremy, and John STEVENSON. Britain in the 18^th Century 1688-1820. Marlow: Longman, 2000.

• HARPER, Charles, G. The Bath Road : History, Fashion and Frivolity on an Old Highway. London : C. Palmer, 1923, 231.

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• HICKEY, William. Memoirs of a Georgian Rake. Ed., Roger Hudson, London : Folio Society, 1995, 414.

• HILL, Mary Kate. Bath and the Eighteenth Century Novel. Bath UP, 1989, 76.

• HOLBROOK, Mary. “Painters in Bath in the Eighteenth Century,” Apollo XCVIII, n°141 (Nov.1973): 375-84.

• ISON, Walter. “A Show-Place of European Fame,” Apollo XCVIII, n°141 (Nov.1973): 342-49.

• LAMOINE, Georges. La vie littéraire de Bath et de Bristol 1750-1800. Université de Lille III, Paris : diffusion H. Champion, 1978, 937.

• LANE, Maggie. A Charming Place: Bath in the Life and Novels of Jane Austen. Bath: Millstream, 1988.

• LEES-MILNE, James. “Ralph Allen at Prior Park.” Apollo XCVIII, n°141 (Nov.1973): 366-74.

• LITTLE, Bryan. Bath Portrait : The Story of Bath, its Life and its Buildings. Bristol : Burleigh P., 1968, 132.

• LITTLE, James Raymond. Sketches of Georgian Bath. Bristol : Arrowsmith, 1932, unpaged.

• LOWNDES, William, Thomas. The Theatre Royal at Bath, The Eventful Story of a Georgian Playhouse. Bristol : Redcliffe, 1982, 91.
  They Came to Bath: More than 100 Profiles of Famous People, from Beau Nash to Yehudi Menuhin, who Lived or Stayed at Bath. Bristol: Redcliffe, 1982.

• MANCO, Jean. Pulteney Bridge. Bath: Bath Preservation Trust, 1995.

• MITCHELL-DE SOYE, Brigitte. “Les villes d’eaux anglaises 1660-1760.” Thèse de Doctorat d’Etat, Paris III-Sorbonne Nouvelle, 1982.
  “Good Company and Good Clothes: Bath’s Assembly Rooms.” Country Life (December 6, 1979), 220-24.
  Number 1, Royal Crescent, Bath. Bath: Bath Preservation Trust, 1990.

• MOORE, Patrick. William Herschel, Astronomer and Musician. Bath: The William Herschel Society, 1981, 1991.

• MORRISS, Richard, and Ken HOVERD. The Buildings of Bath. Stroud: Sutton, 1993.

• MOWL, Tim. John Wood: Architect of Obsession. Bath: Millstream, 1988, 224.

• PEACH, Robert, Edward. The Life and Times of Ralph Allen of Prior Park, Bath , Introduced by a Short Account of Lyncombe and Widcombe, with notices of his contemporaries, including Bishop Warburton, Bennet of Widcombe House, Beau Nash, etc… London: D. Nutt, 1895.

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• PENLEY, Belville, S. The Bath Stage: A History of Dramatic Representations in Bath. London ; Bath: W. Lewis, 1892.

• PENROSE, John. Letters from Bath: 1766-1767, with an Introduction and Notes by Brigitte Mitchell &Hubert Penrose, Gloucester: Alan Sutton, 1983.

• POUND, Christopher. Genius of Bath: The City and its Landscape. Bath: Millstream, 1986.

• ROLLS, Roger. The Hospital of the Nation: The Story of Spa Medicine and the Mineral Water Hospital at Bath. Bath: Bird Publications, 1988, 181.

• ROSENTHAL, Michael. “Testing the Water: Gainsborough in Bath in 1758.” Apollo 142 n°403 (September 1995): 49-54.

• SLOMAN, Susan. “Sitting to Gainsborough in Bath.” Burlington Magazine 139 (1997): 325-28.
  “Gainsborough in Bath 1758-59.” Burlington Magazine 137 (1995): 509-12.

• SUTTON, Denys. “Realms of Enjoyment,” Apollo 98, n°141(Nov.1973): 328-41.

• THEATRE ROYAL, Theatre Royal, Bath: A Calendar of Performances at the Orchard Street Theatre, 1750-1805. Bath: Kingsmead, 1977, 249.

• VAREY, Simon. Space and the Eighteeenth-Century Novel, Cambridge University Press, 1990, 220.

• WATERHOUSE, Ellis. “Bath and Gainsborough.” Apollo 98, n°141 (Nov.1973): 360-65.

• WILLIAMS, J. Anthony., edt. by, Post-Reformation Catholicism in Bath. London: Catholic Record Society, 1975, 258.

• WILLIAMS, William, John. Bath: Some Encounters with Science. Bath: Kingsmead, 1978, 110.

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Edinburgh

Manuscript travel narratives

• Diary of a Journey to Scotland by a Lady, from London, 1790.
  National Library of Scotland. MS. 15905, 39pp.

• Journal of a Tour in Scotland, 1776.
  National Library of Scotland. MS. 1021, 47pp.

• Journal of a Tour in Scotland in the Summer of 1789.
  National Library of Scotland. MS. 1080.

• Letter Describing a Tour in Scotland c.1700.
  National Library of Scotland. MS. 1003, fol. 126.

• Nine Months in Scotland, 1795-1796.
  National Library of Scotland. MS. 16. 2. 15. 65pp.

• FARNIGTON, Joseph, Tours in Scotland in 1788 and 1792.
  Central Library of Edinburgh. TS. Acc. B. 22346. Class QYDA. 1861/792, M. pag.

• WALKER, Patrick, Journals of Tours through Scotland, With Notes Descriptive and Historical.
  National Library of Scotland. MS . 20.5.1, 160pp; MS .20. 5. 2, 167pp; MS .20.5 .3, 156pp.

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Published travel narratives

• BRISTED, John. A Pedestrian Tour Through Part of the Highlands of Scotland in 1801. 2 Vols. London: J. Wallis, 1803.

• CAMPBELL, Alexander. A Journey from Edinburgh through Parts of North Britain Containing Remarks on Scottish Landscape; and Observations on Rural Economy, Natural History, Manufactures, Trade and Commerce. 2 Vols., 1802; rpt., London: J. Stockdale, 1811.

• DEFOE, Daniel. A Tour Through the Whole Island of Great-Britain. 2 Vols., 1724-1727; rpt. London: Everyman’s Library, 1966.

• LETTICE, John. Journal of a Tour in the Highlands, and Western Islands of Scotland in 1800. Edinburgh: W. Blackwood, 1903.

• MURRAY, Sarah. A Companion and Useful Guide to the Beauties of Scotland. 1799; rpt., Hawick: Roxburghshire: Byway Books, 1982.

• NEWTE, Thomas, pseud., (William Thomson). Prospects and Observations on a Tour in England and Scotland, Natural Oeconomical and Literary. London: G.G.J. and J. Robinson, 1791.

• SENEX, pseud., (Robert Reid). “My first Trip to Edinburgh in 1784”. Vol. II, Glasgow, Past and Present. Glasgow: David Robertson, 1884.

• SKRINE, Henry. Three Successive Tours in the North of England, and Great Part of Scotland. London: W. Bulmer, 1795.

• SHAW, Stebbing. A Tour in 1787 from London to the Western Islands of Scotland. London: Davis, 1788.

• TAYLOR, Joseph. A Journey to Edenborough in Scotland 1705. Edenborough: W. Brown, 1903.

• TOPHAM, Edward. Letters from Edinburgh, Written in the Years 1774 and 1775, Containing Some Observations on the Diversions, Customs, Manners and Laws of the Scotch Nation, during a Six Months’ Residence in Edinburgh. London: Printed for J. Dodsley, 1776.

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Enlightenment Scotland

• ADAMS, Ian H. The Making of Urban Scotland. London, Croom Helm Historical Geography Series, 1978.

• BAIRD, William. “George Drummond: An Eighteenth-Century Lord Provost.” The Book of the Old Edinburgh Club, 4 (1911), 1-54.

• BYROM, Connie.“The Pleasure Grounds of Edinburgh New Town.” Garden History 23 (1995): 67-90.

• CARLYLE, Alexander. Anecdotes and Characters of the Times. 1860; ed.James Kingsley. London: OUP, 1973.

• CATFORD, E.F. Edinburgh: The Story of a City. London: Hutchinson, 1975.

• CHAMBERS, Robert. Traditions of Edinburgh. 1825; rpt.Edinburgh: Chambers, 1967.

• CHITNIS, Anand C. The Scottish Enlightenment: A Social History. London: Groom Helm, 1976.

• CREECH, William. Letters Addressed to Sir John Sinclair Respecting the Mode of Living, Arts, Commerce, Miterature, Manners of Edinburgh in 1763, and since That Period Illustrating the Statistical Progress of the Capital of Scotland. Edinburgh : William Creech, 1793.

• CRUFT Kitty and Andrew FRASER, eds. James Craig 1744-95: The Ingenious Architect of the New Town. Edinburgh: Mercat Press, 1992.

• DAICHES, David. The Paradox of Scottish Culture: The Eighteenth-Century Experience. London: OUP, 1964.
  Edinburgh: London: Hamish Hamilton, 1978.

• DEVINE, T.M. The Scottish Nation 1700-2000. London: Penguin Books, 1999.

• DUNBAR, John. G. The Architecture of Scotland. London: Batsford, 1964, 1978.

• GODARD-DESMAREST, Clarisse ed. The New Town of Edinburgh. Edinburgh: John Donald, 2019.

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Special references

Museums

Museums, historic buildings and documentation centres on urban history
(tel from abroad: 00 44)

Bath
(tel: (0)1225)

• Number One
  The Royal Crescent
  Bath
  BA1 2LT
  428 126
  (closed Mondays)

• Assembly Rooms
  Bennett Street
  Bath
  461 111

• Pump Room
  Abbey Churchyard
  Bath
  477 785

• Herschel’s House
  19 New King Street
  Bath
  311 342

• Museum of the Building of Bath
  The Vineyards, The Paragon.
  Bath
  333 895
  (closed Mondays)

• Sally Lunn’s Kitchen Museum
  North Parade Passage
  Bath
  461 634

• Victoria Art Gallery
  Bridge Street
  Bath
  477 232

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• Holburne Museum of Art
  Great Pulteney Street
  Bath
  BA2 4DB
  466 669

• Fashion Research Centre
  4 The Circus
  Bath
  477 754
  (by appointment)

• Jane Austen Centre
  40 Gay Street
  Bath
  BA1 2NT
  443 000

• Prior Park
  Ralph Allen Drive
  Bath
  BA2 5AH
  833 422

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Edinburgh
(tel: (0)131)

• The National Gallery of Scotland
  The Mound
  Edinburgh
  EH2 2EL
  624 6200

• The Museum of Scotland
  Chambers Street
  Edinburgh
  EH1 IJF
  225 7534

• The Georgian House
  7 Charlotte Square
  Edinburgh
  EH2 4DR
  225 2160

• Huntly House
  142 Canongate, Royal Mile
  Edinburgh
  EH8 8DD
  225 2424

• The People’s Story
  Canongate Tolbooth
  163 Canongate
  Edinburgh
  EH8 8DE
  225 2424
  (closed Sundays)

• The City Art Centre
  2 Market Street
  Edinburgh
  EH1 1DE
  529 3993

• St Cecilia’s Hall and the Russell Collection of Early Keyboard Instruments
  Niddry Street
  Cowgate
  Edinburgh
  EH1 1LJ
  650 2806

• The New Town Conservation Centre
  13a Dundas Street
  Edinbgh
  EH3 6QG
  557 52 22

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London
(tel: (0)20)

• The Museum of London
  150 London Wall
  London
  EC2Y RHN
  7600 3699

• The National Gallery
  Trafalgar Square
  London
  WC2N 5DN
  7747 2885

• The British Museum
  Great Russell Street
  London
  WC1B 3DG
  7636 1555

• Dr. Johnson’s House
  17 Gough Square
  London
  EC4A 3DE
  7353 3745

• Buckingham Palace
  The Mall
  London
  SW1A 1AA
  7839 1377
  (open August and September)
  The Queen’s Gallery (temporary exhibitions)

• Somerset House
  The Strand
  London
  WC2R 1LA
  7845 4600

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• Royal Academy of Arts
  Burlington House
  Piccadilly
  London
  W1V 0DS
  7300 8000

• Science Museum
  Exhibition Road
  London
  SW7 2DD
  7938 8080

• Sir John Soane’s Museum
  13 Lincoln’s Inn Fields
  London
  WC2A 3BP
  7405 2107

• Theatre Museum
  Russell Street
  London
  WC2E 7PA
  7836 7891
  (closed Mondays)

• Spencer House
  27 St James’s Place
  London
  SW1
  7514 1964
  (open Sundays)

• Geffrye Museum
  Kingsland Road
  E2 8AE
  London
  7739 9893

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• Wesley’s House
  49 City Road
  EC1Y 1AU
  London
  7253 2262

• Foundling Museum
  40 Brunswick Square
  London
  WC1N 1AZ
  78 41 36 00
  (by appointment)

• Fenton House
  Windmill Hill
  London
  NW3 6RT
  7435 3471
  (closed Monday-Tuesday, and Winter)

• Fan Museum
  12 Crooms Hill
  Greenwich
  SE10 8ER
  7305 1441

• Bank of England Museum
  Bartholomew Lane
  EC2R 8AH
  London
  7601 5545
  (closed Saturdays and Sundays)

• Bramah Tea and Coffee Museum
  The Clove Building
  4 Mag Street
  London
  SE1 2NQ
  7378 0222

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In addition, paintings of London cityscapes may be seen at:

• Goodwood House
  Chichester
  West Sussex
  PO18 0XP
  01243 755040

• Alnick Castle
  Northumberland
  NE66 1NQ
  01665 510777

• Grimsthorpe Castle
  Bourne
  Lincs
  PE10 0LZ
  01778 591259

• Woburn Abbey
  Bedford
  Bedfordshire
  MK43 0TP
  01525 290666

• Belvoir Castle
  Nr Grantham
  Lincolnshire
  NG32 1PD
  01476 870262

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and in the United States
(tel from abroad: 00 1)

• The Metropolitan Museum, New York
  1000 Fifth Avenue
  New York
  NY 10028
  212 650 2774

• The Frick Collection, New York
  1 East 70^th St
  New York
  212 288 0700

• The Yale Center for British Art
  1080 Chapel St
  New Haven
  CT 06510
  203 432 2800

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Electronic Resources

CD-ROMS

• Georgian Cities / Les Villes en Grande-Bretagne au XVIII^e siècle, ed Cultures, Sociétés et Technologies de l’Information (Paris: Paris-Sorbonne, 2000).

• Tim Hitchcock and Robert Shoemaker, Economic Growth and Social Change in the Eighteenth-Century English Town. TLTP CDRom, Glasgow, 1998.

• The Eighteenth Century. Paris: EMME, 1996.

• Il Settecento: Guida multimediale alla storia della civiltà europea diretta da Umberto Eco. Milan: Opera, 1997.

• James Hutton, the Father of Modern Geology. Edinburgh: SCRAN, 1999.

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Internet sites

• www.bl.uk: the British Library’s website

• www.csti.paris-sorbonne.fr: site of the developers of the present website (Centre Cultures, Sociétés et Technologies de l’Information’, Université de Paris-Sorbonne)

• www.e-enlightenment.com: The Electronic Enlightenment

• https://www.scienceandindustrymuseu...: site of the Science Museum, with a section on the18^th c.

• www.sciencemuseum.org.uk: the website of the new gallery (2019) at the Science Museum in London, on London as a ‘science city 1550-1800’ (see Rose &Desborough in Bibliography).
  • Objects and Stories
  • Objects and Stories : George III Royal Passion Science

• collections.britishart.yale.edu

• https://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/...: a bibliography on Hogarth, with links to Hogarth sites

• www.agreatread.co.uk: website of Pitkin Unichrome, photos of British cities

• www.hyperion-records.co.uk: 18^th century music

• www.bath.ac.uk: Computer Models of Georgian Cities made by the Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture of the University of Bath

• www.bath-preservation-trust.org.uk: views of historic buildingsand museums of Bath, texts about Georgian society and culture

• www.fashionmuseum.co.uk: site of the Museum of Costume at the Assembly Rooms at Bath

• www.victoriagal.org.uk: site of the Victoria Art Gallery in Bath, with a section on Bath in art

• www.nms.ac.uk: site of the Museum of Scotland (Scottish History and Culture)

• www.nls.uk: the website of the 2019-20 ‘Scottish Enlightenment’ exhibition at the National Library of Scotland with chapters such as ‘Philosophy and Religion’, ‘Society and Sociability’ ... and a ‘Learning Resource’ with extra documents.

• www.scran.ac.uk: site of the Scottish Cultural Resources Access Network

• www.museumoflondon.org.uk: site of the Museum of London

• www.somerset-house.org.uk: the site of Somerset House (its architecture, section on Somerset House in painting)

• www.digitens.eu: website of the DIGIT.EN.S Encyclopedia (Digital Encyclopedia of British Sociability)

• www.litencyc.com: the Literary Encyclopedia (LE)

• grubstreetproject.net

• no1royalcrescent.org.uk: website of Number One, Royal Crescent in Bath

• www.nts.org.uk/visit/places/georgian-house: website of the Georgian House in Edinburgh