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BANKING AND INDUSTRIALIZATION IN AUSTRIA-HUN- GARY: THE ROLE OF BANKS IN THE INDUSTRIALIZATION

does not state it as such. This bank history is valuable but not in and of itself. When L. S. Pressnell reported on his study of English country banking, readers benefited not only from his understanding of the details of banking organization but also his insights into the relationships between banking and the economy. Barrow has accomplished only half the task. Perhaps what he has done and what he has failed to do will serve to encourage a more analytical research effort by himself or others.