Volume: 37 Issue: 5
Contents of History Today, May 1987 |
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Despite his passion for fame and a formal crown, Charles the Bold's Burgundy was a patchwork of territories and not a modern state. Richard Vaughan investigates.... |
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For Sidney and Beatrice Webb, recording the struggles of early trade unionism - and subsidising its publication - were an integral part of their social commitment,... |
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Ian Campbell Bradley observes how the creation of the town of Saltaire exemplified the works of Victorian industrialists – philanthropy with an eye to profit. |
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‘England… requires markets more than colonies.’ Mary Kingsley’s espousal of the African cause was founded on the empathy between second-class citizens in a white,... |
Volume: 37 Issue: 5
Published May 1987
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