Christopher Hill
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Christopher Hill marks the 300th anniversary of Bunyan 's death with a Portrait of a self-educated radical seen as a subversive by Restoration England’s Establishment
Published April 21 2008
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An Appreciation by Christopher Hill
Published December 7 2001
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The dramatic uphevals of 1989-90 in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union combined with the controversial thesis that these and other events presaged 'the end of history'. In a major series launched in April 1991 History Today asked a range of eminent historians to discuss whether in the light of this, Marxism and possibly other-isms retained any validity as tools for interpreting the progress of history within their field. Published March 31 1991
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by John Kenyon
Published January 1 1989
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Christopher Hill continues the forum on words historians use by arguing that things exist before words describe them. Published March 1 1983
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