Volume: 43 Issue: 12
Contents of History Today, December 1993 |
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Without the economic muscle of the Netherlands' largest city, William III would never have been able to stage Britain's 'Glorious Revolution' or urge European war... |
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Ann Hills examines the work of the York Archaeological Trust on Barley Hall. |
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The best-loved of Britain's novelists penned a tale that struck a potent chord in the popular revival of the season of goodwill. Geoffrey Rowell explains its... |
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Britain's first information scientist? Mark Greengrass tells the story of a remarkable 17th- century polymath and of the modern enterprise to re-categorise and... |
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Dennis Mills lauds an initiative putting local government and local history together. |
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Ina Zweiniger-Bargielowska questions the reality of rationing for Britain’s Royal family during the war and after. |
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Michael Grant remembers the History Today Editor and his expertise in bringing history to the attention of the wider public. |
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Set–piece contests about industrial pollution are nothing new – as Ronald Rees reveals in this tale of epic legal struggles in south Wales during the Industrial... |
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Richard Cavendish discovers that old ships do not just die or fade away, thanks to the Maritime Trust. |
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Gabriel Ronay looks at how Scottish sainthood got tangled up in Hungarian politics. |
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Richard Monte looks at the integration of Western ideas into native cultures. |
