Volume: 37 Issue: 3
Contents of History Today, March 1987 |
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'Where's there's muck, there's money'...but there was also culture and patronage of the arts in nineteenth-century Manchester and Leeds. By Janet Wolff And... |
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A passion for self-improvement and enriched opportunity mark Lovett out as an archetypal Victorian – far more than a mere Chartist agitator. |
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Michael Burleigh charts the career of one of the pillars of the German scholarly establishment under the Third Reich an invaluable middle-man in 're-educating' his... |
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Despite the aspirations of Disraeli and others for 'one nation', the dynamics and disparities of Victorian society inexorably sharpened the sense of class identity... |
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Annette Bingham explores an ancient Indus city’s fight against floods, which could jeopardise her archaeological history. |
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Richard Rathbone takes a look at the first African colonial state to gain independence. |
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John Mack takes a look at a current exhibition at the Museum of Mankind. |
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Keith Nurse explores how archaeologists have managed to gain financial funding for excavations from the Department of Transport. |
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Ann Hills examines the reconstruction of Singapore's 19th-century buildings to accommodate tourism. |
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Nicholas Orme shows how Catholic and Protestant reformers alike campaigned rigorously against medieval attitudes to prostitution which were far less restrictive... |
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Attempts by returning First World War servicemen to unionise were portrayed in intelligence reports as part of a sinister Bolshevik prelude to revolution in Britain... |
