Volume: 42 Issue: 1
Contents of History Today, January 1992 |
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A new biography on Megan Lloyd George and the letters of Brendan Bracken to Lord Beaverbrook. |
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John MacKenzie argues there is life yet in Marxist analysis if not in its practice then for examining the process of imperial rule and its transformation. |
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The Russians are coming... not the fantasy of a Cold War movie, but the 19th-century attempt at incorporating the West Coast of America peacefully into the bear's... |
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Allan Mallinson tells how the cavalry in the British Army recovered from a Boer War shambles to become the best in Europe by the outbreak of the First World War. |
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Richard Cavendish looks at all things Stuart in the month when Charles I lost his head. |
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Anthony Kirk-Greene looks at the remarkably rapid 'end of empire' of Britain in Africa, and argues that perspective and objectivity can now yield a useful... |
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Max Beloff finds geography, language and religion powerful antidotes to present aspirations of European unity. |
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Angela Morgan on uncovering one of Argentina's historical mysteries. |
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The Lime Centre in Hampshire and its practical training in the use of lime. |
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Andrew Boyd on past efforts to bring Ireland's warring factions to the peace table. |
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Today it is London's show for the tourists, but in the 1590s the Lord Mayor's show was an opportunity for pomp with circumstance that reveal much of the political and... |
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Annette Bingham explores Bronze Age grazing in the Peak District |
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