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Articles 1-48 out of 48 article(s) Title Author Type Date Words "We had Carding": hospitable card play and polite domestic sociability among the middling sort in eighteenth-century England. Mullin, Janet E. Report Jun 22, 2009 10061 The Palatines. Lucas, A. Joan Sep 22, 2008 798 UK: it has not been all milk and honey. Goodwin, Clayton May 1, 2008 2316 Left behind. Derbyshire, John Nov 5, 2007 1045 Investment chains through history or an historian's outline of development: "using goods of ever higher orders". Shenoy, Sudha R. Sep 1, 2007 15796 Joint ground logistics in the Falklands. Bell, Raymond E., Jr. Jul 1, 2007 4833 Will the Queen apologise for slavery? de Figueiredo, Antonio May 1, 2006 1575 "To passe the see in shortt space": mapping the world in the Digby Mary Magdalen. Smith, D.K. Jan 1, 2006 9336 Notes & comments: September 2005. Editorial Sep 1, 2005 1585 Policing male heterosexuality: the reformation of manners societies' campaign against the brothels in Westminster, 1690-1720. Hurl-Eamon, Jennine Jun 22, 2004 9289 Conquering the British Ballarat: the policing of Victorian Middlesbrough. Author Abstract Mar 22, 2004 203 Lancers, Fusiliers, Rats . . .: The ongoing glory of the British regiment. STUTTAFORD, ANDREW Apr 21, 2003 1283 Straw the sins of our fathers: Jack Straw, the British foreign secretary, owns up to the sins of his ancestors in an interview published on 18 November by the New Statesman. (2002 in Review). Brief Article Jan 1, 2003 265 "Sink the Bismarck!" It was one of the most fearsome ships afloat. Its mission: force Britain's surrender. London, desperate, put every ship to sea. (time past). McCollum, Sean Nov 22, 2002 1802 Britain's bastard River War: A ragtag fleet of 'horse barges,' launches and paddle-wheelers fought its way up the Tigris and Euphrates to capture the city of Baghdad. Smith, Robert Barr Oct 1, 2002 5495 British North America. Oct 1, 2002 706 UK 1901 Census wed site re-launched. Sep 2, 2002 117 The Legacy of the Queen Mother. Mullen, Richard Jun 1, 2002 2627 When the Spanish navy seized a British yacht running guns, an international incident ensued. (Intrigue). Perna, Lee Feb 1, 2002 1667 Leaving Los Angeles: Louisa buck on mike figgis's battle of orgreave. (Film). Buck, Louisa Brief Article Jan 1, 2002 892 The Beira patrol: Britain's broken blockade against Rhodesia. Mobley, Richard Jan 1, 2002 10473 "Fiery toungues:" Language, liturgy, and the paradox of the English Reformation. Rosendale, Timothy Dec 22, 2001 10280 Sport, war, and contest in Shakespeare's Henry VI (*). Colon Semenza, Gregory M. Dec 22, 2001 9205 George Herbert's sacramental puritanism (*). Whalen, Robert Dec 22, 2001 15318 GENERAL FORBES' ROAD TO WAR. James P. Myers Jr., Dec 1, 2001 4530 The evolution of the family in great Britain. Burhans, Bruce J. Sep 22, 2001 5991 THE ARCHER-SHEE CASE: THE ROOT OF TERENCE RATTIGAN'S 'THE WINSLOW BOY'. Rossi, John Apr 1, 2001 2570 Britannia's unfinished business: (Bishop of Liverpool's discussion on history and repetance). Feb 1, 2001 551 Best of enemies: divided by 20 miles of water, France and England are old friends, neighbours and rivals ... Stallybrass, Andrew Jun 1, 2000 3055 Rewriting the history of the British Empire. Windschuttle, Keith May 1, 2000 6061 BIRTH OF THE ARTHURL AN LEGEND. Gore, Terry L. Apr 1, 2000 5381 "NO UNSUITABLE MATCH": DEFINING RANK IN EIGHTEENTH AND EARLY NINETEENTH-CENTURY SCOTLAND. Leneman, Leah Mar 22, 2000 9851 Rethinking the Discourse of Colonialism in Economic Terms: Shakespeare's The Tempest, Captain John Smith's Virginia Narratives, and the English Response to Vagrancy. CEFALU, PAUL A. Jan 1, 2000 14446 Britain's stolen children. Gill, Alan Oct 1, 1999 816 New histories for old. Gross, John Jun 1, 1999 1837 Wilberforce and the anti-slavery campaigners in England. Video Recording Review Apr 1, 1998 678 European writers in the Public Record Office. Harvey, A.D. Mar 1, 1998 4439 The seed of democracy: Canada inherited its parliamentary tradition from England. Sep 1, 1997 962 What the imperialists left behind: six generations of Alan Faunce's family played a part in Britain's colonial history. Faunce, Alan Aug 1, 1997 1584 Women's consumption and the industrial classes of eighteenth-century England. Berg, Maxine Dec 22, 1996 9925 In praise of a famous man. Buckley, William F., Jr. May 20, 1996 2395 King James and the Union. Bevan, Bryan Feb 1, 1996 2210 The great welfare state myth. Parrott, Alec L. Oct 1, 1995 2971 Family ties. Sieff, Martin Sep 25, 1995 1454 A night at the opera. Slessor, Catherine Jun 1, 1994 2384 Friendship and family in early modern England: the sociability of Adam Eyre and Samuel Pepys. Westhauser, Karl E. Mar 22, 1994 10515 Did Thatcherism matter? Britain, and the rest of the world, have changed a great deal since Margaret Thatcher took office in 1979. How much of the credit (or blame) goes to her? Congdon, Tim Cover Story Dec 27, 1993 2796 Stonehenge. Doornek, Richard R. column Jan 1, 1989 907