Volume: 35 Issue: 8
Contents of History Today, August 1985 |
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The great frustration in visiting naval dockyard towns has always been that they keep their most exciting parts hidden from view behind unassailable walls. |
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Anniversaries are, by definition, a time not only for celebration but also for self-examination, for dimly gazing into the future as well as for happily recalling the... |
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'I have been ostracised by my native country.... I am boycotted by my adopted country'. During the two world wars Germans in Britain found themselves to be enemy... |
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Widowed at the age of thirteen, three months before the birth of her only child, the devout mother of Henry VII showed herself a master of political intrigue in... |
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Christopher Haigh outlines the historiography of the reign of the first Elizabeth. |
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Henry Tudor defeated and killed Richard III in battle in August 1485. That much is certain. Colin Richmond, however, wonders how the battle was fought; what... |
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Duncan Shaw looks at how the entry of Spain into the EEC in 1985 furthered its process of integration into the European community. During the Franco years, the... |
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For readers of this magazine the quality of the articles presented in its pages month by month will have provided, one hopes, ample evidence for the continuing... |
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The history of ecclesiastical structures? The link between denominations and social change? The history of Christian doctrine? The study of formal beliefs? What... |
