Introduction: Making the Modern City, Alan Kidd & Terry Wyke
Chapter 1: Roots of Industrial Revolution, Geoff Timmins
Chapter 2: Rise and Decline of Cottonopolis, Terry Wyke
Chapter 3: Science, Technology and Medicine, James Sumner
Chapter 4: Voices of the People, Michael E. Rose
Chapter 5: A Cosmopolitan City, Mervyn Busteed
Chapter 6: Culture, Media and Sport, Dave Russell
Chapter 7: Township to Metropolis: Suburbs and the shaping of the modern city, Alan Kidd
Chapter 8: The Resurgent Entrepreneurial City, Brian Robson
Alan Kidd is Emeritus Professor of Social & Regional History, Manchester Metropolitan University. Terry Wyke is Senior Lecturer in Social & Economic History, Manchester Metropolitan University.
'Fascinating in-depth study of how and why Manchester developed into an internationally important city. A thoroughly enjoyable read with many illustrations.'
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