Volume: 39 Issue: 6
Contents of History Today, June 1989 |
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Damien Gregory on the use of Fort Nelson over Portsmouth, a fort known as a fine example of Victorian military architecture. |
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Kenneth Fowler examines the motives and connections of an upwardly-mobile 'bon Breton' in the Hundred Years War. |
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The current state of history teaching |
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Ann Hills on an institution dedicated to the history of the Red Crescent and Cross and a humanitarian approach to war. |
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Gillian Peele surveys historians and education professionals for their thoughts on the development of the history curriculum. |
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Homes for heroes? Gertrude Prescott Nuding argues that the inspiration behind and debates over the founding of Britain's National Portrait Gallery reveal the... |
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Linda Pollock questions the assumption that younger brothers in the 16th and 17th-centuries were automatically stifled and frustrated, impotent in the family pecking... |
