Mike Heaney has announced that the proceedings of last year's Histories of Morris conference are now published.
You can read all the contributions free of charge online and download pdfs of them, and download a pdf of the whole book.
If you want to buy a hard copy it's a nicely produced softback, there's a link to enable that too.
(Full disclosure: - he edited it and wrote the content of this article)
It's all at www.efdss.org/hom
There are 19 chapters
The History of History
How to Read The History of Morris Dancing by John Forrest
Morris at Court
Morris and Masque at the Jacobean Court by Anne Daye
Rank Outsider or Outsider of Rank: Mr Isaac's Dance 'The Morris' by Jennifer Thorp
The Morris Dark Ages
'Time to Ring some Changes': Bell Ringing and the Decline of Morris Dancing in the Earlier Eighteenth Century by Jameson Wooders
Morris Dancers in the Political and Civic Process by Michael Heaney
Coconut Dancers in Lancashire, Mallorca, Provence and on the Nineteenth-century Stage by Peter Bearon (with a couple of videos on the website)
The Early Revival
'I Ring for the General Dance': Morris and Englishness in the Work of Conrad Noel by Katie Palmer Heathman
'Pilgrimages to Holy Places': the Travelling Morrice, 1924–1939 by Matt Simons
'Destruction not Inscription': How a Pioneering Revival Side Developed by Roy Fenton
Morris Tunes Collected by James Madison Carpenter by Elaine Bradtke
The Later Revival
Merrie England, May Day and More: Morris Dances in Cumbria in the Early Twentieth Century by Sue Allan
A Different Sort of Revival: The Life and Times of the Manley Morris Dancers by Derek Schofield
Consequences of Bringing North-west Morris to the South-east of England: The Chanctonbury Ring Effect by Sean Goddard and Ed Bassford
Morris Dancing at Kirtlington Lamb Ale: Heyday, Decline and Revival by Robert Dunlop
Women in Morris
What to Dance? What to Wear? The Repertoire and Costume of Morris Women in the 1970s by Sally Wearing
The Women's Morris Federation—from Start to Finish by Val Parker
This Girl Can Morris Dance: Girls' Carnival Morris Dancing and the Politics of Participation by Lucy Wright
Material Culture
Why do Morris Dancers Wear White? by Chloe Metcalfe
Materializing Morris Dancing: Tangible Aspects of an Intangible Heritage by David Petts