Volume: 32 Issue: 6
Contents of History Today, June 1982 |
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To hundreds of thousands of Indians the British Raj was personified by its administrative arm, the Indian Civil Service, explains Ann Ewing, by which the British... |
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'London is rich in historic buildings and monuments, but behind most familiar landmarks lurk the ghosts of abandoned designs and rejected projects.' In this... |
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In the inter-war years, football was a popular sport which drew huge crowds of spectators. The totalitarian regimes of Germany and Italy, argues Peter J. Beck,... |
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The Falkland Islands were at the centre of dispute in 1770 – but was the conflict really over those far-away islands, or was it the political future of the French... |
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Robert Garland examines the makeup of the Greek symposium. |
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Keith Robbins poses the question of religious and political affinities of Roman Catholics in the context of the nineteenth and twentieth century. |
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This article by Yves-Marie Bercé is the second extract from Our Forgotten Past: Seven Centuries of Life on the Land, edited by Jérome Blum (Thames & Hudson). |
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David Starkey provides a historiographical guide to the fifteenth century English monarchy. |
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The visit of Pope John Paul II to England, Scotland and Wales, has brought to the fore interest in the complex relations which have existed between the Papacy and... |
