Volume: 47 Issue: 3
Contents of History Today, March 1997 |
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David Nash on how Victorian arguments about design in the universe echo in science-theology debates today. |
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Andrew Roberts defends Britain's war hero against his detractors, in our Longman/History Today Awards Lecture. |
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Richard Cavendish remembers the events of March 31st, 1547. |
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Michael Leech commemorates the 1,000th birthday of Gdansk. |
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Brian Holden Reid glimpses the dilemmas of 'Southern Man' at Robert E. Lee's house in Arlington, Virginia. |
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Horace Walpole died on March 2nd, 1797. Richard Cavendish recounts his life. |
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Catherine Horwood looks at how the launch of Good Housekeeping in the UK 75 years ago heralded a new image of domestic activity. |
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Richard Cavendish explores the circumstances surrounding the election of Tommaso Parentucelli as pope, on March 6th, 1447. |
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To be a pilgrim - a choice that led not to contemplation but to holy war in the climate of eleventh-century Europe. Marcus Bull asks why. |
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Paul Doolan looks at the continuing controversy over Dutch 'police operations' post-1945 in Indonesia. |
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Ann Hills takes a look at the development of tourism in former Communist countries. |
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Ian Fitzgerald takes a look at virtual reality history sites. |
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Nigel Saul sets the scene for our major new series on the crusades of the eleventh century. |
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Sexual improprieties and rows between religious orders - not 1990s scandal sheet headlines about the Catholic Church, but a tale from 13th-century Spain, unravelled... |
