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Preliminary Material --Acknowledgements /Roger Cooter and Bill Luckin --Notes on Contributors /Roger Cooter and Bill Luckin --Accidents in History: An Introduction /Roger Cooter and Bill Luckin --Philosophy and the Accident /Robert Campbell --Accidents: The Remnants of a Modern Classificatory System /Judith Green --Working Environments: An Ecological Approach to Industrial Health and Safety /Arthur F. McEvoy --Accidents in the Eighteenth Century /Roy Porter --The Moment of the Accident: Culture, Militarism and Modernity in Late-Victorian Britain /Roger Cooter --Civilian Ambulances and Lifesaving Societies: The European Experience, 1870–1914 /John F. Hutchinson --What are Occupational Diseases? Risk and Risk Management in Industrial Medicine in Germany, c. 1880–1920 /Dietrich Milles --Housewives as Home Safety Managers: The Changing Perception of the Home as a Place of Hazard and Risk, 1870–1940 /Joel A. Tarr and Mark Tebeau --War on the Roads: Traffic Accidents and Social Tension in Britain, 1939–45 /Bill Luckin --Bibliography /Roger Cooter and Bill Luckin --Index /Roger Cooter and Bill Luckin.