Volume: 33 Issue: 3
Contents of History Today, March 1983 |
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'History is a reinterpretation of the past which leads to conclusions about the present' wrote Arnaldo Momigliano. Taking that lead, John M. Carter explores the... |
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Films interest the modern historian for they reflect the preoccupations and conventions of an age. In this article, Jeffrey Richards shows how the British cinema-... |
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Christopher Hill continues the forum on words historians use by arguing that things exist before words describe them. |
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Juliet Gardiner presents this month's supplement for Today's History, on television and in print. |
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Peter Clarke presents a review of the historiography on the topic. |
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Karl Marx lived in exile in London for thirty years. David McLellan explores how he studied the laws of capitalism and political economy in the prosperous Victorian... |
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Gillian Williams on the promise of watercolourist and engraver, Wenceslaus Hollar, when he petitioned Charles II to allow him to accompany the British Ambassador... |
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Edward Countryman explores the relationship between cinematic images and the American history. |
