Volume: 52 Issue: 2
Contents of History Today, February 2002 |
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Larry Gragg recounts the reasons for the visit of the Quaker George Fox to Barbados in 1671, and the significance of his presence there. |
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David Hopkins looks at the 19th-century drive to improve the quality of British design and manufacture, and it impact on the Ironbridge district. |
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On the 60th anniversary of the fall of Singapore, arguably the nadir of Anglo-Australian relations, Richard Wilkinson explores the strange relationship between the... |
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Graham Norton introduces the complex colonial history of the Caribbean island. |
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February 4th, 1902 |
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The author of Les Misérables was born on February 26th, 1802. |
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Jacqui Goddard on the latest findings at the important Roman site on the Danube. |
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Charles Lysaght strips away some of the many mysteries surrounding Brendan Bracken, Churchill’s staunch but enigmatic supporter, and the founder of this magazine... |
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Peter Furtado, editor of History Today, presents the results of the latest grading of history research in UK university departments |
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David Cesarani reflects on the past, present and future of education about genocide and bigotry. |
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Christopher Duggan recalls the contribution of a forgotten Italian statesman - Francesco Crispi. |
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Michael Vickers considers the original value of Greek ceramics, and why it has become inflated in recent centuries. |
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David Cannadine recalls the career and personality of an inspirational historian. |
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Richard Cavendish describes the King's funeral on February 15th, 1952. |
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On Feb 4, 2002, the Women'... |
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J.W. Bartlett on the response of the British public to government campaigns to finance ship-building during the Second World War. |
