Volume: 1 Issue: 10
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J.H. Plumb analyses the career of the man recognised as Britain's first prime minister. |
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J.D. Chambers pays an historical visit to the regional capital of the English East Midlands. |
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W.H. Chaloner profiles the contribution of Francis Egerton, the last Duke of Bridgewater, to the canal systems of Lancashire, and England at large. |
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Alan Yorke-Long documents the beginnings of Georgian England's affair with the music of the Hanoverian composer. |
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Christopher Dawson profiles the historical writing of "the last of the encyclopaedists". |
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Rayner Heppenstall uses the examples of Britain and Ireland to argue against absolutist views of race and nation. |
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Max Beloff's letter addresses previous articles by Alan Bullock. |
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A.J. Halpern queries the source of Russia's disputed status as a European state. |
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T.H. McGuffe analyses the failure of Admiral Byng to relieve the besieged British forces against French onslaught. |
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Maurice Cranston assesses the background and impact to Thomas Hobbes' masterwork of religious and political philosophy. |
