Volume: 47 Issue: 10
Contents of History Today, October 1997 |
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How did Britain come to make the promises to Poland that resulted in a declaration of war against Germany in September 1939? Sir Nicholas Henderson unravels a... |
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Daryl Best on use and abuse in Australia's environmental history. |
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The Soviet Union is now history but what do the ordinary people who lived through its last decades remember about it and what verdict do they give? Per Manson... |
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‘Bedlam’ has become a by-word for a wild and crazy place, but what is the historical reality behind a distinguished London institution? Roy Porter offers an... |
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Angela Morgan highlights the new threat to Newstead Abbey, Byron's former home. |
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October 5th, 1497 |
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Tony Aldous discovers a secret pocket of historic mills and warehouses in the Bow Creek area of London. |
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'Our revels now are ended...' |
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Michael Leech on the efforts to save and excavate the site of the original Globe Theatre in London. |
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Alexander Bely remembers the events of October 26th, 1497. |
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Robert Pearce gives us a view of George Orwell for the 1990s |
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Richard Cavendish visits Penshurst Place, home to the Sidney and Shelley families. |
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October 13th, 1947 |
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‘Paris is worth a Mass’ ‘a chicken in the pot’ sayings that sent Henri IV down in French history as a very human (and quotable) monarch. But how did subsequent... |
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The last years of Charles II saw London a hotbed of political and religious conflict. Exploiting it, with powerful backers at court, was a ‘hit squad’ whose... |
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Edward Pearce on Anglo-Irish affairs between the bid for Irish Home Rule in 1886 and the outbreak of civil war. |
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