Volume: 40 Issue: 8
Contents of History Today, August 1990 |
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Was one of France's most formidable opponents to its expansion in North Africa secretly aided and abetted by British guns? John King looks at a tangled tale of... |
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Ann Hills examines a new investment in the South Pennines to save an ancient horse delivery network. |
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Richard Cavendish gives a snapshot of the work of the Cinema Theatre Association |
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Damien Gregory finds new clues to the missing Roman legions |
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Embittered Huguenot whose policies went hand in hand with repression of Catholics in William III’s Ireland or enlightened instigator of a unique French enclave which... |
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Jeffrey Grey on how computers are profiling Australia's First World War combatants |
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The murder of two French envoys on the river Po in the summer of 1541 not only provoked a diplomatic whodunnit round the courts of Europe, but also throws light on... |
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'Gaul in three parts' - Charles Giry-Deloison discusses how new scholarship is affecting our view of a fifteenth-century triangle of power and diplomacy in... |
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Hearts of oak - but those of the Don, not John Bull. John Harbron argues for a revaluation of the expertise, both of men and materiel, which made Spain a... |
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M.R.D. Foot reveals the plans that were hatched fifty years ago to harry a would-be Nazi occupation of Britain by guerilla warfare. |
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During the early days of UK involvement in World War II, official British films deliberately created a particular view of the air war, perhaps distorting our... |
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Marika Sherwood on race and exploitation at sea. |
