Volume: 51 Issue: 9
Contents of History Today, September 2001 |
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President William McKinley was shot at a public reception during the Pan-American Exposition in the city of Buffalo on September 6th, 1901. |
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Isabel Hariades traces her life in history publishing back to a rich education in Edinburgh and Greece. |
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September 6th, 1651 |
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How far, asks R.D. Storch, did the reforms in the system of law enforcement, and the detection, trial and punishment of criminals introduced in the nineteenth... |
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Nicholas Soteri unearths the age-old roots of the Catholic-Orthodox divide. |
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Gillian Mawrey looks at the Scottish prizewinners for historic garden conservation and restoration |
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Thomas S. Garlinghouse discusses the slow acceptance of archaeological evidence for sophisticated civilisation in pre-Columbian North America |
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Martin Evans discusses how the historian Robert Paxton shifted the terms of debate over the collective memory of Vichy France. |
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Mark Clapson considers that suburbia holds the key to recent history on both sides of the Atlantic. |
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Edward Corp looks at the life of a monarch in exile, on the 300th anniversary of his death on September 16th, 1701. |
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Elaine Murphy looks at the two families who dominated the private provision of care for the insane in London in the early 19th century. |
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September 8th, 1051 |
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Jason Tomes looks at the reign of King Zog. |
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Duncan Wilson looks at the history of the Strand site. |
