Volume: 32 Issue: 10
Contents of History Today, October 1982 |
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P.J. Thorne analyses the symbolism contained within the famed 11th-century embroidered tapestry. |
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Sir Horace Wilson was born a hundred years ago. His career broke the tradition of the anonymous civil servant. During the Munich crisis he became a controversial and... |
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Paul Kennedy rounds up the historiography of appeasement. |
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Frederick Hobley remembers his nineteenth-century school and university days. |
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The transition of Henry VIII from Renaissance monarch to the Reformation patriarch, supreme head of the Church of England can be charted through the visual images of... |
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John D. Pelzer explains how the casual gathering of like-minded coffee-drinkers would influence British political and intellectual life for decades. |
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The British like to think they created modern India, but the firm foundation of the Indian state and the growth of a powerful Indian national identity is no less the... |
