Volume: 39 Issue: 8
Contents of History Today, August 1989 |
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Penelope Johnston on feelings of pride in North America. |
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David Thompson on the labour movement and an educational reformer and founder of the WEA. |
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An English cricket team set out on a goodwill visit to Paris in the turbulent summer of 1789. But the proposed tour never took place. Overtaken by events, it... |
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John Benson on the history of attempting to encourage people into self-employment and entrepreneurship. |
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Neil Dalton discusses the historic separation of the legal profession |
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David Stephens discerns an undercurrent of social protest and complaint beneath the usual exuberance of the bagpiper in medieval art. |
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Oswald and Margaret Dilke discuss the work of the cartographer-cum-Crusade-propagandist Marin Sanudo, who used his work to urge on a 14th-century initiative to... |
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Ann Hills on the European links in the largest Central American country |
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Christopher Elrington on the work of the Victoria County History |
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Paul Slack reviews a book on politics and religion early modern England. |
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A tale of kidnapped Africans and an abortive trading voyage casts light on the uneasy relationship between conscience and commerce in New England argues Larry Gragg... |
