Volume: 43 Issue: 9
Contents of History Today, September 1993 |
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Ian Fitzgerald on medicine and music for 'The Creation' |
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Did past ages look upon babies and their needs with less than starry eyes? Nicholas Tucker sifts the evidence from the cradle in history. |
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John Miller considers 20th-century political insiders and outsiders through the eyes of today's historians on radio. |
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Margaret Jervis on a new exhibition at the British Museum on the Egyptian empire. |
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Anthony Pollard explains how the rivalry of two great Northern families contributed to civil war in fifteenth-century England. |
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Richard Eales looks at how politics and chess have mated more in history through to the present day. |
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Michael Leech on Eastern Art Deco |
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Colin Matthew lays out a stall for the new Dictionary of National Biography |
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An insight into how the activities of Allied crews from the ill-fated PQ-17 Arctic convoy of 1942 to wartime Russia were viewed by one of Stalin's commissars. The... |
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Elisabeth Ferry explains why US women did not breakthrough in politics between the wars, despite having won the vote. |
