“…series of meetings which have emanated from 'it. Progress in historical geography has been monitored during the last fifteen or so years, both in annual reviews (Baker, 1977(Baker, , 1978(Baker, and 1979Conzen, 1980;Dennis, 1983Dennis, , 1984Dennis, and 1985Kearns, 1986) and in irregular surveys of the practice of historical geography within particular countries as well as internationally (for example : Baker, 1972;Prince, 1980;Baker and Gregory, 1984;Norton, 1984;Gregory, 1986;Pacione, 1987). So much progress has been achieved in historical geography during the last thirty years that it is impossible to do it justice here.…”