Volume: 32 Issue: 9
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'To sum up all, poverty, slavery and innate insolence, covered with an affectation of politeness, give you... a true picture of the manners of the whole nation'... |
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Philip Pattenden explores the work of Charles Eamer Kempe at Old Place, Sussex. |
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The buildings the British built in India tell us much about how the British shaped India's conception of the past, explains Thomas R. Metcalf, and how they turned... |
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The autobiographies of ordinary men and women are an important, though neglected, source of social history. John Burnett, Professor of Social History at Brunel... |
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John Morrill examines the historiography of the English Civil Wars. |
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Rodney Dennys looks at the heraldry of the Falkland Islands. |
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In 1956 the Suez Canal seemed to flow through every British drawing room and the limits of British power and influence were forcefully brought home - but it had... |
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The History of Parliament: The House of Commons,1509-1558. Edited by S.T. Bindoff. 3 vols (xv and 745 pp; x and 656; x and 687) (Secker and Warburg for the History... |
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Juliet Gardiner charts the progress of the project to raise the Mary Rose from the seabed. |
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The Tudor warship Mary Rose sank in 1545 whilst leading the attack against a French invasion fleet in the Solent. Four and a half centuries later, it was... |
