Volume: 31 Issue: 1
Contents of History Today, January 1981 |
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Renee and Raj Isar continue a monthly Monument series on historic buildings around the world, with a look at this Mughal site at Agra, India. |
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Ian Bradley looks at the history of a topical political issue |
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Japan had two great infatuations with the West: in the 1870s and during the American occupation of 1945-52. Forsaking traditional isolationism, Japan welcomed... |
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Thurstan Shaw presents a special feature on human attempts to manipulate and control natural resources |
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Mark Jones looks at the cultural power of messages on medals. |
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Maggie Black looks at the political uses of dining in 18th century England |
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Michael Crowder looks back over 30 years of history publishing |
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The invasion of Poland by Tsar Alexis of Russia in May, 1654, marked the emergence of his country as a major European power. As Philip Longworth argues here, it was... |
