Volume: 33 Issue: 4
Contents of History Today, April 1983 |
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Taylor Downing on the effects of the Great War on Middle Eastern history. |
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The Industrial Revolution was one of the greatest discontinuities in history. It still generates lively debate. Why did it begin in Britain when it did? How... |
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Donald Watt cautions against a history which abandons the study of historical realities in favour of intellectual abstractions. |
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Barrie Trinder examines the cradle of the Industrial Revolution. |
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Francis Robinson explains how his perception of Islam is reflected in his book, Atlas of the Islamic World since 1500 (Phaidon, 1982). |
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Christopher Read explores the historiography of Russia under Joseph Stalin. |
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Martin Daunton explores 19th century production on both sides of the Atlantic. |
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Although there has always been a public eager to read or hear the narration of past events, the 'History Men' - scholars writing professional history based on... |
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Patriotism, propaganda, profit - Anthony Tuck finds that these were the motives that led Englishmen to fight in France. |
