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	1.	Image from Amazon.com	Health and welfare during industrialization by Steckel, Richard H (ed) Floud, Roderick (ed) Series: A NBER project report Material type: Text Publication details: Chicago Uni of Chicago Pr 1997 Availability: Items available for loan: IGIDR (1)Collection, call number: 338.433621/STE. Found in Open Library: Place hold Save to lists
	2.		An Introduction to quantitative methods for Historians by Floud, Roderick Material type: Text Publication details: Princeton Princeton Uni Pr 1973 Availability: Items available for loan: IGIDR (1)Collection, call number: 519.5/FLO. Place hold Save to lists
	3.	Image from Amazon.com	The Changing body: Health, nutrition and human development i by Floud, Roderick et al Series: New approaches to economic and social history Material type: Text Publication details: Cambridge Cambridge Uni Pr 2011 Availability: Items available for loan: IGIDR (1)Collection, call number: 362.1/FLO. Found in Open Library: Place hold Save to lists
	4.		Food for thought : Comparing estimates of food availability in England and Wales, 1700-1914 / Bernard Harris, Roderick Floud and Sok Chul Hong by Harris, Bernard National Bureau of Economic Research Floud, Roderick Hong, Sok Chul Series: NBER Working Paper ; 20177 Material type: Text Publication details: Cambridge NBER 2014 Online resources: Click here to access online Availability: Items available for loan: IGIDR (1). Place hold Save to lists
	5.	Image from Amazon.com	Humanism challenges materialism in economics and economic history / Ed. by Roderick Floud, Santhi Hejeebu and David Mitch. by Floud, Roderick [Ed.] Hejeebu, Santhi [Ed.] Mitch, David Franklin, 1951- [Ed.] Material type: Text; Format: print ; Literary form: Not fiction Publication details: Chicago : Chicago Uni Pr, 2017 Availability: Items available for loan: IGIDR (1)Collection, call number: 330.01 FLO. Found in Open Library: Place hold Save to lists

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