Volume: 42 Issue: 3
Contents of History Today, March 1992 |
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John Miller asks historians why, and for whom, they write. |
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Peter Laslett discusses how the Continent's 'happy families' have changed dramatically since the War. |
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The rebel yell that dispelled hopes of a quick Union victory – Brian Holden Reid looks at the battle that set the scene for the American Civil War's protracted and... |
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Ian Fitzgerald on the precarious state of some listed buildings. |
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Bryan Palmer looks at the dialogue between Marxism, class struggle and working-class identity in the changing fortunes of working-class history in North America... |
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John Powell on the colourful life of a Whig minister |
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Dipesh Chakrabarty looks at the dialogue between nationalism and the inspiration of Marx in the formation of the world's largest democracy. |
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David Eastwood considers how the myth of the great statesman, who put country and Corn Law Reform before partisan advantage, is standing up in the light of modern... |
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Our round-up of the offerings from publishers in Spring 1992 previewing interesting and intriguing history books for both the general reader and the specialist. |
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Richard Cavendish looks at the wide-ranging interests of The Georgian Group |
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A place to inspire visions of secret prisoners, torture and the axe - but the reality was less blood-soaked and more varied. Geoffrey Parnell chronicles the... |
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Trinity College in... |
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Andrew Ayton analyses why Englishmen went off to fight in France in the Hundred Years' War, and elsewhere. |
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Keith Nurse explores the excavations of recently-discovered Roman remains |
