Volume: 31 Issue: 11
Contents of History Today, November 1981 |
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F.M.L. Thompson admires a new cross-Channel collaboration on the history of stations. |
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An introduction to this month's special feature on Edwardian Britain, commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Historical Association. |
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November 5th had traditionally provided an outlet for the expression of popular attitudes towards religion in the city of Exeter. In this article Roger Swift... |
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Irene Coltman Brown continues our series on the Historian as Philosopher - Hegel claimed to know the ultimate purpose of history in the universal sovereignty of... |
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Steven Huebner on the attempts to stage Richard Wagner's works in Paris between the 1870s and 1891. |
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H.J.K. Jenkins shows how, in the eight years following their seizure of the West Indian Island of Martinque from the French, the British had the task of maintaining... |
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Maggie Black takes a look at the seasonal celebration of All Saints and serves up a Hallowe'en recipe. |
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'A people's prospects are affected by its image of its past' - Arnold Toynbee presents an exclusive extract from his book on the Greek sense of the past, The... |
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Keith Robbins begins our special feature on Edwardian Britain, considering the plurality of the Edwardian church, its relations with the state, and its responses... |
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Kenneth O. Morgan concludes our special feature on Edwardian Britain with a review of the origins of the Labour Party |
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A hundred years ago this month the Smoke Abatement Exhibition was held in London. In this article, John Ranlett explains how the exhibition demonstrated the... |
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D.G. Chandler continues our series, looking at the relevance of military history in contemporary training for the armed forces. |
