Volume: 36 Issue: 11
Contents of History Today, November 1986 |
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'In trying to preserve the political conditions of international life, he allowed himself to become unscrupulous' - thirty years on Eden's coup de main... |
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Roy Porter looks into medicine in Georgian England where sufferers from the 'Glimmering of the Gizzard' the 'Quavering of the Kidneys' and the 'Wambling Trot'... |
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Model of Christian kingship or brigand Dane made good? Eric Christiansen examines the enigma of Canute. |
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A debate over the reconstruction or preservation of archaeological sites. |
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Ann Hills explores the recently opened Avoncroft Open Air Museum and its latest addition. |
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Peter Burke on a pioneering historian of 'spirit of the age', who pushed back the frontiers of cultural history. |
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Paul Dukes explores some of Hungary’s turbulent history and culture dating back to the thirteenth century. |
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Felix Barker reflects on the forgotten Low Countries war of 1586. |
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Paul Preston investigates the media and publishing trade in Spain. |
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'Woman's work is never done...' - a small team of women inspectors strove energetically in turn-of-the-century Britain to reduce excess hours and abuses in factory... |
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Ian Mitchell explores the Märkisches Museum devoted to the history of Berlin and the Mark Brandenburg. |
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Warriors but adaptors - the Vikings built on existing urban settlement to produce towns like York and Lincoln, prosperous and busy with domestic manufacture and... |
