Volume: 39 Issue: 7
Contents of History Today, July 1989 |
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The partnership of man and horse on the land goes back a long time, but, as John Langdon shows, it was not until after the Conquest that the horse really began to... |
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'I speak of the Golden-Vale, the Lombardy of Herefordshire, the Garden of the Old Gallants, and Paradice of the backside of the Principallitie', wrote Rowland... |
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A look into the long-lastng links between Britain and Holland forged during the war. |
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Damien Gregory investigates the debate over the proposed excavation of the Elizabeth Rose Theatre. |
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The 150 years of Royal Shows in Britain cast useful light on the changing relationship between man and the countryside and the love-hate relationship of farming and... |
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Sarah Jane Evans investigates some new books set in Ancient Rome. |
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Tony Aldous investigates a reconstructed 1694 column near Covent Garden. |
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Palestinian revolt - not in Israel today but under the British mandate fifty years ago. Charles Townshend traces its impact and discusses its character. |
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In the Middle Ages mill-owning was a sound investment and led to the invention of the windmill but, as Richard Holt points out, these halcyon times were of short... |
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Dymphna Byrne examines startling new archaeological finds in the city of Lincoln |
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Ben Shephard examines the comparisons between American Vietnam veterans and Soviets who served in Afghanistan |
