Volume: 37 Issue: 12
Contents of History Today, December 1987 |
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Ian Bradley examines the driving forces behind the crofters' attacks on the deer forests of Skye and Lewis. |
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Christmas is a time for children... an adage the Middle Ages took literally by promoting choir boys into bishops at ceremonies linked to the festive season. |
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Penelope Johnston takes a look back on the dinosaur age. |
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The first of the Romantic historians or a disgruntled propagandist of counter-revolution? Jeremy Black investigates how far Edmund Burke was a child of his times and... |
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One of history's little ironies - a period piece of First World War propaganda from a curious source which rebounded on its author. |
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Ann Hills examines new National Trust properties in South Wales. |
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Anne Laurence examines the history of Irish studies. |
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The controversy caused by the role of British police in recent industrial disputes has its counterpart in the troubled years before and after the First World War. |
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Tony Aldous takes a look at a replica 1930s store in Blackheath Village, south London. |
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70 years ago the massed tank battle of Cambrai ushered in the transformation of the mythology, imagery and practice of conventional land warfare. |
