Volume: 43 Issue: 8
Contents of History Today, August 1993 |
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Tony Aldous discusses the proposals for an enlarged Bede Museum in the North-East. |
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John Geipel chronicles the tenacity of the tongue in Brazil's Indian heritage |
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Robin Bruce Lockhart asks if eyewitness history is more reliable than that of the historians |
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With a hey nonny-no - but the courtship of Elizabethan lads and lasses was not quite as buccolic as the madrigals suggest, as Eric Carlson explains. |
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Paul Dukes looks at how history, like everything else in Russia, is being turned inside out. |
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Ann Hills on Scotland's Museum of Religion |
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Oriental dealers Eskenazi and their new London outlet |
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The cases of women in early modern England who claimed to survive by little but faith alone are described by Walter Vandereycken and Ron Van Deth. |
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Geoffrey Tweedale on Sheffield's history of steelmaking. |
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Blake Pinnell explains how an ancient tradition got out of hand and drained the public purse of 18th-century England. |
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Tabloid intrusion into the lives of the famous via the photo lens was a feature of Edwardian, as well as contemporary, Britain, as Nicholas Hiley here intriguingly... |
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Richard Cavendishon the modes and manners of the Costume Society |
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Mark Stoyle uncovers the juvenile delinquency of the man who saved the Stuart monarchy and brought back Charles II. |
