Volume: 45 Issue: 3
Contents of History Today, March 1995 |
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Johnathan Israel describes how the genius of the 17th-century Netherlands lay not just in painting but in a blazing a trail in civic pride and technological... |
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Archaeological wonders in the Mediterranean |
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Robert Stradling uncovers the tale of the Irishmen who went off to fight for the Nationalists in the Spanish Civil War and the reaction they provoked, then and now.... |
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Louise Stevenson argues that girls growing up in mid-19th-century America were far more intellectually forceful and streetwise than often given credit for. |
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Lisa Jardine speaks at the Longman/ History Today awards on Erasmus. |
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The story of an almost unknown war and its international repercussions on the eve of Pearl Harbor. |
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Penelope Corfield delights in the traditions and splendours of the Apothecaries Hall in the capital. |
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Richard Vinen reveiws the early career of the former French President. |
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Penny Young on Turkey's equivalent to Hadrian's Wall |
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Historians of the world unite at conference |