Volume: 30 Issue: 9
Contents of History Today, September 1980 |
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LCC housing architects and their work between 1893 and 1914, by Michael Crowder |
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Finlay McKichan uncovers what life was like for police constabularies a century ago. |
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After the appointment in 1811 of Britain's first Resident Ambassador in Persia, a number of English women braved the hazards of travel in that country and,... |
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E.G. Chipulina on the British Colony, Gibraltar's long history. |
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James Wilson, the Founding Father from Scotland, sought to enshrine his principles of democracy, explains Geoffrey Seed, in the constitution of the United States of... |
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'The cult of personality' means that for the West Stalin personified the arbitrary terror of the Soviet regime: yet he must also stand for the USSR's greatest... |
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Alan Wood writes that the wastelands of Siberia have provided Russia with 'a vast roofless prison' for criminals and political prisoners banished into exile.... |
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The work of historians like Walter Rodney alters the way we look at the world, and in recognition of the significance of his work and life, History Today is... |
