List of figures*
Figure 0.1 The IHR Common Room, c.2000.
Figure 0.2 Dame Lillian Penson’s Seminar [on British foreign policy in the later nineteenth century], June 1957.
Figure 1.1 Blueprint of proposed temporary buildings for the ‘University of London Centre for Advanced Historical Studies’ [the IHR] by Thompson & Walford Architects, undated [c.1921].
Figure 1.2 The temporary building for the IHR on Malet St, London, 1926; creator unknown.
Figure 1.3 The English History Room in the IHR, 1926; creator unknown.
Figure 1.4 Senate House from the south-west.
Figure 1.5 a, b and c floor plans for the IHR in the new Senate House building, undated [c.1930]; creator unknown.
Figure 3.1 The Economic and Social History of the Early Modern World Seminar: chart of the Seminar’s convenors, 1974–2020.
Figure 3.2 The Economic and Social History of the Early Modern World Seminar: graph of the Seminar’s topics by period.
Figure 3.3 The Economic and Social History of the Early Modern World Seminar: graph of the Seminar’s core themes (one): agriculture, industry and employment.
Figure 3.4 The Economic and Social History of the Early Modern World Seminar: graph of the Seminar’s core themes (two): overseas trade; finance; economic thought and policy.
Figure 3.5 The Economic and Social History of the Early Modern World Seminar: graph of the Seminar’s newer themes which experienced significant growth, only to decline in relative importance in the early twenty-first century.
Figure 3.6 The Economic and Social History of the Early Modern World Seminar: graph of the Seminar’s papers by geographical area.
* With special thanks to the Institute of Historical Research Wohl Library, the Senate House Library Archives, the University of London and Professor Walter L. Arnstein’s family for kindly granting permission to reproduce the images which appear in this publication.