Volume: 2 Issue: 3
Contents of History Today, March 1952 |
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J.H. Plumb profiles, perhaps, the finest orator to hold the office of British Prime Minister. |
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Christopher Lloyd documents some lesser known companions on the great voyager's journies. |
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James Joll introduces the career of an extraordinary German historian and patriot. |
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L.B. Namier investigates the “ever-recurring divergence between fixed ideas and a changing reality”. |
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J.D. Hargreaves on the turn-of-the-century visit of Russia's Nicholas II to France and its wider diplomatic ramifications. |
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F.M. Godfrey sifts through diverse depictions of Italy's Renaissance family. |
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Naomi Mitchinson on the complex linguistic legacies of the travelling people. |
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Gerald Cobb explores secrets of the capital's ecclesiastical architecture. |
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Adrian Brunel profiles the influential revolutionary pamphleteer and political philosopher. |
