Volume: 41 Issue: 3
Contents of History Today, March 1991 |
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Timothy Jacobson with a plea for America's 'history for all'. |
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Elizabethans in the Arctic |
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The production of gin was actively encouraged in Britain during the Restoration period, but its increasing grip on the London poor had disastrous effects for the... |
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Sir Nicholas Henderson on the misunderstood Enlightenment ruler. |
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Hugh David on class and other histories. |
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Barbara Donagan discusses the variable treatment of captives by captors between Crown and Parliament and what light it sheds on the manners and mores of the times... |
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Ragnhild Hatton on her memories - and the perspective of other historians - on Wartime Norway. |
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A selection of the new armchair and active opportunities for those of our readers keen on combining history and travel. |
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Richard Cavendish visits an organisation devoted to architectural treats. |
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'The bread and butter of life' - Martin Pugh traces how the increasing electoral importance of food and domestic issues in Britain helped to entrench women in the... |
