Volume: 32 Issue: 5
Contents of History Today, May 1982 |
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In this article Rosalind O'Hanlon describes the effects of Hindu religious hierarchies upon the daily life of Untouchables in traditional Indian society and... |
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The 'City of Gold' is two places, explains Gilliian Tindall. People have been coming to Bombay for 300 years, hoping to make their fortune. But in their search for... |
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A short editorial by Michael Trend. |
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Montagu House was built by the first Duke of Montagu, who 'made money like a rogue and spent it like a gentleman' on his patronage of the arts, the finest examples... |
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P. J. Marshall looks at the historiography of 19th European Imperialism. |
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Before the coming of industrialisation in Europe, the vast majority of men and women lived in the countryside, working the land, surviving the best they could,... |
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The boy-king Henry VI was crowned King in England and in France. But the symbols of regal majesty at his Coronations, argue Dorothy Styles & C.T. Allmand,... |
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In post-reformation England, recusants were punished for their failure to attend Church of England services. The Tichborne family, explains Teresa McLean, was amongst... |