Volume: 51 Issue: 7
Contents of History Today, July 2001 |
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Richard Wilson and Alan Mackley examine the practical aspects of constructing a stately pile in the period 1660 to 1880. |
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Philip de Souza considers the impact of piracy on Roman economic and political life |
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John Erickson reviews the recent controversies surrounding Hitler's invasion of the Soviet Union. |
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Philippe Pétain died on July 23rd, 1951, aged 95, at Port Joinville in the Vendée region of France. |
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Penny Young reviews the painstaking recreation of an ancient Syrian monastery. |
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David Hey looks at what our surnames can tell us about our origins. |
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Stuart Leibiger looks at one of the most significant relationships behind the politics that produced the American Constitution. |
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Bamber Gascoigne tells how he overcame his aversion to history and took on the whole world as his subject |
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Hitler's biographer talks to Daniel Snowman. |
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Robert Bud looks at the background to the major conference and displays at the Science Museum. |
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Margarette Lincoln and Nigel Rigby look forward to Maritime History Week in July. |
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Robert Curthose invaded England on July 21st, 1101. |
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America's "motor city" was founded on July 24th, 1701. |
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Michael Williams continues our series on History and the Environment by considering how long humans have been making ever-growing inroads into forests. |
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Alastair Dunn reviews the afterlife of an English rebel. |
