Volume: 46 Issue: 3
Contents of History Today, March 1996 |
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John Ray on a ruler who mixed laddishness with mysticism in the last days of independent Egypt. |
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Sarah Street discusses how 'Rosebud' and Pearl Harbor are inextricably entangled in this most enigmatic of film portrayals of a media tycoon. |
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Shell-shocked - a phrase redolent of the Western Front and the Great War. But was it also a reality fifty years earlier on the killing fields of Virginia? John... |
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Trade may have followed the flag, but was there enough stimulus in imperialism to aid national bank balances and development from 1500 onwards? Patrick O'Brien... |
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A reflection on the life of Dr Livingstone in an attempt to revel the true story behind the legend |
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Ann Hills investigates a new online database of all English Heritage historic wall paintings. |
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Are historical stereotypes formed or dispelled by the likes of last year’s VE Day commemorations? William Buckingham answers as the winner of the Longman/History... |
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Christian Hesketh explores the architectural assortment of Sir Thomas Tresham buildings in Northamptonshire. |
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Akbar Ahmed’s provocative lecture for the Longman/ History Today Awards examines Mohammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan. |
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Felipe Fernández Armesto reflects on the death of some historical figures. |
