Volume: 46 Issue: 4
Contents of History Today, April 1996 |
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Richard Wilkinson reassesses the much-maligned prelate, asking whether the man who steered France through the minority of Louis XIV deserves such as bad press.... |
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Anne Laurence takes a look at a history course which compares the cultures of 17th century Britain and France. |
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Sue Corbett takes a look at the reality of The Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds. |
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Steven Gunn explores the surprising similarities between the impetuous Valois duke and the cautious Tudor pragmatist. |
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Richard Evans looks at the social and intellectual pressures that forced Germany to rethink how and why it punished wrongdoers. |
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Our seasonal round-up of the latest history titles from the publishing world catering for the general reader and specialist alike. |
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Walter Vandereycken and Ron van Deth chart the life of an unhappy empress, from her eating disorders to extra-marital affairs. |
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Richard Cavendish explores the Gershom Parkington collection of Time Measurement Instruments. |
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Pamela Tudor Craig journeys down pilgrim routes, past and present |
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As Luang Prabang, Laos' former royal capital of South East Asia becomes the latest addition to UNESCO world heritage sites, Cherry Barnett explores its... |
