The British Electrical Industry 1875-1914: The Economic Returns of a New TechnologyI. C. R. ByattElectricity before Nationalisation: A Study of the Development of the Electricity Supply Industry in Britain to 1948Leslie Hannah [Book Review]

Isis 73 (3):461-462 (1982)
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