Volume: 44 Issue: 2
Contents of History Today, February 1994 |
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Was Napoleon's escape from his first exile unwittingly aided by his erstwhile opponents from Albion? Katharine MacDonogh weighs up the enigmatic response that... |
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David Lowenthal considers how self-image affects nations' history-writing and identities. |
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Ann Hills investigates Romania's rural rescue scheme. |
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Angela Morgan considers the effects of recent upheavals at the Science Museum. |
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Richard Cavendish explores a classical curiosity shop - The Sir John Soane Museum in London. |
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Were art and religion inevitable victims of war? David Colvin and Richard Hodges discuss the action and the issues it raised - including testimony from a surviving... |
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Dimitris Kyratas looks at the ambiguities of treatment for those formally excluded from an 'all men are equal...' formula. |
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François Hartog on how urban living has coincided with the advocacy of popular rule from Plato through to Machiavelli, Rousseau and 20th-century sociologists.... |
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Heroes or villains? Stewart Russell looks at the Indian after-life of American Civil War generals. |
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Brent Shaw offers a reassessment of the women martyrs and heroines whose activities on behalf of the faith provoked unsettled admiration from the church fathers.... |
