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studies, again in the same period, intended for him.128 The
volumes for David Ogg129 and Keith Feiling130 present some-
what mixed menus of mainly seventeenth-century matters.
Mark Thomson, yet another honorand who died too soon,
received a mixture of his own and other people's work on
international affairs late in that century.131 Church history
naturally dominates the volume (again posthumous) for Nor-
man Sykes.132 Trevelyan was offered a mixture, in part in-
teresting in part strange, of studies in social history.133 More
rigorous economic history makes its appearance in the agrarian
studies inspired by David Chambers.134 Namier earned a vol-
ume which did justice to both his chief interest in parliamen-
tary history and his side-interest in nineteenth-century diplo-
macy.135 T. S. Ashton had exceptional cause to be proud of the
important articles offered up by friends and pupils.136 Where
so much was posthumous, it is gratifying to be able to point out
that the important collection of nineteenth-century studies
presented to Kitson Clark has in no sense signalled the hono-

128 Theodore K. Rabb and J. E. Seigel, eds., Action and Conviction in
Early Modern Europe. Princeton UP: 1969. Pp. xii, 463.

129 H. E. Bell and Richard L. Ollard, eds., Historical Essays 1600 -
1750 presented to David Ogg. L: Black: 1963. Pp. xi, 274. Rev:
EHR 80, i24f.

130 Hugh R. Trevor-Roper, ed.. Essays in British History presented to Sir
Keith Feiling. L: Macmillan: 1964. Pp. ix, 305.

131 Ragnhild Hatton and J. S. Bromley, eds., William III and Louis
XIV: essays 1680 - ijso by and for Mark A. Thomson. Liverpool UP:
1968. Pp. ix, 332. Rev: EHR 84, 356!!

132 G. V. Bennett and J. D. Walsh, eds., Essays in Modern English
Church History in Memory of Norman Sykes. L: Black: 1966. Pp. x?
227-

133 J. H. Plumb, ed., Studies in Social History: tribute to G. M. Trevelyan.
L: Longmans: 1955. Pp. 287.

134 E. L. Jones and G. E. Mingay, eds., Land, Labour and Population in
the Industrial Revolution. L: Arnold: 1967. Pp. xvii, 286. Rev: EHR
84, 403f.; EcHR* 22, 353f.

135 Richard Pares and A. J. P. Taylor, eds., Essays presented to Sir
Lewis Namier* L: Macmillan: 1956* Pp. viii, 542.

136 L. S. Presnell, ed., Studies in the Industrial Revolution presented to
T. S. Ashton. L: Athlone: 1960. Pp. 350. Rev: EHR 76, 733^