Volume: 44 Issue: 3
Contents of History Today, March 1994 |
Contents of History Today, May 1994 |
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Todd Gray and Mark Stoyle take a look at a map discovered in Plymouth of the sieges of the Civil War. |
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David Rooney argues that Chindit commander Orde Wingate has had his Burma campaign unfairly judged by military establishments. |
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Barbara Schreier offers a fascinating insight into how the dress, customs and attitudes of Jewish women escaping pogroms in Eastern Europe altered as part of their... |
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John North examines how genuine democracy was in Republican Rome, and the perils and pleasures of being a citizen and/or running for office. |
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Ian Locke ponders on how careless we have been in the past in the wake of the Matrix-Churchill Iraq supergun affair. |
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Michael Leech examines the new look for the London transport museum. |
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Valery Rees surveys the life of the ruler who put 15th-century Hungary on the map, both culturally and geographically, but whose efforts may have put an... |
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Ronnie Landau looks at the latest charges of genocide over Bosnia and wonders how often history must repeat itself. |
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Wild Bill Hicock and wagon trains - familiar images of pioneer spirit, but a more complex and less triumphalist view of how the American frontier moved West is... |
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90th birthday of the eminent History Today contributor |
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Richard Ollard looks at the rise and fall of Sherborne Castle. |
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Paul Hennessy talks of his two unsound heroes in history in the inaugural lecture of the Longman-History Today awards |
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Susan Cole looks at how, though formally excluded from the political process, Athena's sisters nevertheless made their mark. |
