Volume: 33 Issue: 12
Contents of History Today, December 1983 |
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At the start of the reign of Charles II, government was the King's business and factions contested for the monarch's ear. The constitutional changes in later... |
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Keith Robbins ponders on how historians can construct a United Kingdom. |
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As Robert Lowe Hall, Lord Roberthall was the first British representative on the Economic and Employment Commission. In April 1947 he became Director of the... |
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In his book, The Compleat Angler, Izaak Walton, who died three hundred years ago this month, provided generations of anglers with a technique manual, a pastoral idyll... |
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'It's no fish ye're buying - it's men's lives', wrote Sir Walter Scott, and looking at the fishing industry in Scotland in the last century involves a vivid... |
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Was Martin Luther the author of a 'Moderate Reformation'? Or was his progeny to prove a 'Radical Reformation'? An article by Michael Mullett. |
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Martin Luther, explains Lyndal Roper, summarised his view of sex, marriage and motherhood in a letter he wrote to three nuns in 1524, 'A women does not have... |
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Susan M. Sherwin-White discusses historical works relating to the Hellenistic Period. |
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1921 was an annus terribilis for the fishing communities of north-east Scotland - and the despair of the fisher folk, explains John Lowe Duthie, led them to... |
