Articles from History Today (June 1, 2010)
1-62 out of 62 article(s)
Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
A divided past. |
Foot, John |
Book review |
190 |
A free state of mind: Ben Wilson visits the History Today archive to examine Diana Spearman's analysis of the British constitution in the 18th century, an age characterised by liberty and individualism. |
Wilson, Ben |
Critical essay |
755 |
A vanished imperialism. |
Tillyard, Stella |
Book review |
190 |
A virtually limitless library: this month Nick Poyntz looks at how to access the wealth of digitised source material now available to historians. |
Poyntz, Nick |
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752 |
A World By Itself: A History of the British Isles. |
Lay, Paul |
Book review |
1150 |
Arms raised in shame: when the England football team visited Germany in May 1938, diplomatic protocol resulted in the team giving a Nazi salute. |
Fisher, Trevor |
Essay |
1099 |
Bad taste. |
Williams, Kate |
Book review |
187 |
Bees for keeps: the niches created for bees in some of Britain's castles were an important source of food, lighting and even defence. |
Kritsky, Gene |
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816 |
Bending the arc of history: by taking a rational, global overview of the past, historians can better understand the challenges facing humanity. |
Dukes, Paul |
Essay |
1486 |
Birth of Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough: June 5th, 1660. |
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Biography |
454 |
Born in the USA: a new world of war: the American Civil War transformed the nature of armed conflict. Its opening salvos harked back to Waterloo; its end anticipated the industrial warfare of the 20th century. |
White, David |
Essay |
3843 |
Bugs and the Victorians. |
Williams, Kate |
Book review |
362 |
Churchill's Empire: The World that Made Him and the World He Made. |
Addison, Paul |
Book review |
606 |
Death and the Virgin: Elizabeth, Dudley and the Mysterious Fate of Amy Robsart. |
Porter, Linda |
Book review |
962 |
Don't blame boomers. |
Clenaghen, Wenda |
Letter to the editor |
380 |
Dr Trelawney's cabinet of historical curiosities ... as unlocked by Justin Pollard. |
Pollard, Justin |
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644 |
Eric Ravilious the art of war: one of Britain's finest war artists, Eric Ravilious recorded the last days of the aircraft carrier HMS Glorious, which was sunk off Norway in June 1940 in controversial circumstances and with huge loss of life. |
Kelly, Anthony |
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2669 |
Essayist extraordinary. |
Kynaston, David |
Book review |
113 |
Excavations on vacation. |
Judd, Denis |
Book review |
138 |
From Ranji to Rohan: Cricket and Indian Identity in Colonial Guyuna 1890s-1960s. |
Judd, Denis |
Book review |
395 |
From the editor. |
Lay, Paul |
Editorial |
411 |
Garibaldi takes Palermo: June 6th, 1860. |
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Biography |
796 |
Goal! |
Moran, Joe |
Book review |
172 |
Infrequently asked questions. |
Teal, Adrian |
Brief article |
140 |
Inside Out: My story of Betrayal and Cowardice at the Heart of New Labour. |
Beckett, Francis |
Book review |
715 |
Jesus lives, again. |
Bamford, Daniel |
Letter to the editor |
413 |
Katyn: tragedy upon tragedy: in April, in the cruellest of ironies, many of Poland's political elite perished when their plane crashed on the way to a ceremony marking the 70th anniversary of the massacre of an earlier generation of Polish leaders. |
Fox, John P. |
Report |
2584 |
Lady Jane Grey: A Tudor Mystery. |
Whitelock, Anna |
Book review |
775 |
Majesty. |
Mortimer, Ian |
Book review |
258 |
Making a martyr: William of Norwich and the Jews: the murder of a 12-year-old boy in Norwich in 1144 inspired Thomas of Monmouth, a monk from the city's cathedral, to create an anti-semitic account of the incident. his influential work reveals much about life and belief in medieval England, argues Miri Rubin. |
Rubin, Miri |
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3139 |
Mercurius Politicus: a blog about early modern books, history and culture. |
Lay, Paul |
Website overview |
221 |
Nation building. |
Zamoyski, Adam |
Book review |
172 |
Nazi Propaganda for the Arab World. |
Gregor, Neil |
Book review |
559 |
Pastimes or amusement & enlightenment through quizzes, conundrums, historical facts & the crossword. |
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Brief article |
265 |
Pistols at Dawn: Two Hundred Years of Political Rivalry from Pitt and Fox to Blair and Brown. |
McWilliam, Rohan |
Book review |
389 |
Politics of memory. |
Bourke, Joanna |
Book review |
115 |
Prize history. |
De Groot, Jerome |
Book review |
133 |
Reflecting the past. |
Tindall, Gillian |
Book review |
155 |
Round & about. |
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2064 |
Satnav's limited range: Britain's diverse landscape reveals much about the people who live in it, whether it is 'Constable Country' or Hounslow. We should all take a closer look. |
Pryor, Francis |
Viewpoint essay |
809 |
Seeing Further: The Story of Science and the Royal Society. |
Robinson, Andrew |
Book review |
720 |
Setting off. |
Hutton, Ronald |
Book review |
150 |
Signposts: British general elections. |
Gamble, Andrew |
Essay |
1265 |
Speak For Britain! A New History of the Labour Party. |
Shepherd, John |
Book review |
595 |
The Arabs. |
Evans, Martin |
Book review |
684 |
The Atlantic and its Enemies: A Personal History of the Cold War. |
Priestland, David |
Book review |
768 |
The Battle of Britain Experience. |
Gardiner, Juliet |
Book review |
215 |
The Bible society. |
Rubin, Miri |
Book review |
195 |
The Churchills: A Family Portrait. |
Quinault, Roland |
Book review |
391 |
The Cold War and me. |
Roberts, Andrew |
Brief article |
135 |
The fall of Ramsay MacDonald: June 7th, 1935. |
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Brief biography |
346 |
The free world's great parade: Dan Plesch describes how President Roosevelt's introduction of a global day of solidarity in June 1942 successfully promoted the ideals of the United Nations and his Four Freedoms, boosting morale in the worldwide fight against fascism. |
Plesch, Dan |
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3143 |
The man who said 'non': exiled in London in June 1940, with France on the brink of defeat, Charles de Gaulle broadcast a speech that was to create an enduring bond between him and his country. |
Fenby, Jonathan |
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3624 |
The power of the ancients: Bettany Hughes contemplates the vanity of her profession as she outlines the reasons why we must continue to engage with our very distant past. |
Hughes, Bettany |
Viewpoint essay |
908 |
The road ahead. |
Mandler, Peter |
Book review |
137 |
The Thirties: An Intimate History. |
Horwood, Catherine |
Book review |
620 |
The vortex that was Paris. |
Whitelock, Anna |
Book review |
171 |
The West finds its Voice: the Western musical tradition of trained and professional performers, conductors and composers can trace its origins to the forms of Christian worship that developed in Europe during the first millennium. |
Page, Christopher |
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3587 |
Tolstoy's epic. |
Stargardt, Nicholas |
Book review |
238 |
Too left foot. |
Davison, Giles |
Letter to the editor |
159 |
Trials of the Diaspora: A History of Anti-Semitism in England. |
Bale, Anthony |
Book review |
471 |
Tudor portraits. |
MacCulloch, Diarmaid |
Book review |
166 |
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