Volume: 32 Issue: 3
Contents of History Today, March 1982 |
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In the winter of 1939-40, whilst already waging war against the might of Nazi Germany, Britain, together with France, was preparing to send a military expedition... |
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Helen Davidson on a new search into recovering Charles I's treasure boat |
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As a political thinker Cicero has been all manner of things to all manner of men. In order to understand Cicero's political ideas, however, we need to look at the... |
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Sakari Sariola looks at the relationship between Finland and the Soviet Union. |
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A short editorial by Michael Trend. |
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1982 marks the tercentenary of the death of Prince Rupert, the most brilliant of Charles I's generals. As Hugh Trevor-Roper here documents, he was single-minded in... |
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Hew Strachan reviews historians' approaches to the Great War. |
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In this review article Andrew Saint evokes the age of the great department stores - those paternalistic emporiums selling the widest range of merchandise which... |
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In a previous issue History Today considered the Lisle Letters as a great publishing enterprise. This article by V.H.H. Green concentrates on what the letters tell... |
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This is the text of the Sir John Neale lecture delivered at University College, London on December 7th, 1981. |
