Volume: 41 Issue: 5
Contents of History Today, May 1991 |
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Stuart Andrews considers the life and radical milieu of the dissenting preacher whose support first for the American and then the French Revolutions brought him... |
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Hugh Purcell examines the impact on either side of the Atlantic of Ken Burns’s tour de force, The Civil War. |
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Lord Byron has gone down in history as the 'poet at war' supporting the Greek struggle for independence, but here Richard Lansdown uncovers his involvement with... |
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Keith Nurse reveals news of Anglo-Saxon jewellery find in Suffolk. |
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In the tercentenary year of the death of the founder of the Society of Friends, Michael Mullett takes a look at the outlook and achievement of a man to whom 'all... |
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David Chandler enters a plea for a more sensitive treatment for Europe’s great battlefields. |
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Professor Charles Boxer looks at a fascinating East-West encounter where science and mathematics were trailed as tempters for a Chinese gospel. |
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Robert Thorne on monumental records on the move. |
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Peter Marshall considers the past impact and present influence of Marxist models to the history of Europe's encounters with other continents. |
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The first modern constitution in Europe? On the occasion of its bicentenary, Robert Frost looks at the background to a landmark in Polish history which, though it... |
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Gareth Stedman Jones argues that an exciting revaluation of narrative analysis of the 'workshop of the world' is on the way through the political and intellectual... |
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Richard Cavendish paddles along with the Coracle Society. |
