Volume: 33 Issue: 9
Contents of History Today, September 1983 |
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Geoffrey Warner continues our series on Post-War Reconstruction. |
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Ian Bradley cavils at the growing trend for teaching 'world history'. |
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In 1945, Europe was devastated by the effects of the Second World War. The determination to reconstruct Europe was forged both from the disaster of war and from... |
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David Starkey on The English Renaissance Miniature. |
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Tien Ju-Kang explains how, during the Mongol Yuan dynasty, the government entered into an unlikely and uneasy alliance with Chinese pirates to ensure the supply of... |
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Nancy Lockwood Adler considers the restructuring of the Sicilian town in the wake of the destructive earthquake of 1693. |
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What caused former Englishmen to declare their separate identity as Americans? Ian R. Christie explores the issues underlying British recognition of United States... |
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The role of the Church in wartime has always been ambiguous. Today, with the question of nuclear weapons to the fore, churchmen are again in conflict over the moral... |
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N.E.R. Fisher surveys the historiographical treatments of these ancient democratic states, in this month's Reading History. |
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Roy Porter on a Scottish doctor who became the fashionable surgeon of choice in 18th century London. |
