Volume: 30 Issue: 5
Contents of History Today, May 1980 |
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Isaiah Berlin |
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Ian Bradley reviews a book by Fikret Yegül about the ancient Romans' passion for bathing. |
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Slavery in the Ante-Bellum South - A Historiographical Survey by Hugh Tulloch. |
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Ben Wilson profiles a book by Holger Hoock. |
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Norman Gash on the personal life of the man who was Prime Minister at the time of Waterloo and for nearly twelve years afterwards, who has hitherto excited little... |
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Gandhi's lasting significance, argues Judith M. Brown in this article, lies, perhaps, not so much in what he actually did, but what he stood for.... Men like him... |
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Tom Holland assesses the state of the studies of ancient civilisations, societies and the Classic |
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Deirdre N. McCloskey reviews a book by Joel Mokyr. |
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Hinduism in the late nineteenth century, explains Lenah Leneman, experienced a revival that was to reawaken its devotees to their ancient faith, expose them to... |
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The refugee supporters of the House of Stuart, explains Bruce Lehman, made new lives for themselves as Europeans, achieving success as bankers, merchants, soldiers... |
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The Mexican Revolution was one of the great revolutionary upheavals of the twentieth century: beginning in 1910, it still continues - at least according to the... |
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The New Year murder of an Edinburgh watchman, explains Andrew G. Ralston, was to affect both local security and attitudes to young offenders. |
