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BRITISH HISTORY
Nineteenth-century political, economic and social
History
Twentieth-century political, economic and
social History
Miscellaneous British History articles,
excluded from the above
EUROPEAN HISTORY
German History: nineteenth century
German History: twentieth century
Russian History: nineteenth century
Russian History: twentieth century
Italian History: nineteenth AND twentieth
centuries
European and World History, excluded from the above
categories
British History
Nineteenth-century
British political,
economic and social History
Lord Grey and the 1832 Reform Act
by Dr E.A. Smith. Vol. 1 No 1.
The Political and Industrial Impact of ‘New Unionism’, c. 1886-1900
by Professor Keith Laybourn. Vol. 1 No. 1
The Conservative Party in the Nineteenth Century, 1832-1914
by Dr David Dutton. Vol. 1 No. 2
The Importance of Palmerston’s Domestic Achievements
by Stephen Lee. Vol. 1 No. 3
No Primroses for Peel: A Reassessment of the Career of Sir Robert Peel
by Duncan Watts. Vol. 2, No. 1
Gladstone
by Dr E.J. Feuchtwanger. Vol. 2. No. 1
Popular Politics in the Early Nineteenth Century: the Queen Caroline Affair
by Dr Peter Brett. Vol. 2 No. 2
The Conservative Reaction in Britain to the French Revolution
by Professor Harry Dickinson. Vol. 2 No. 3
The Impact of the New Poor Law
by John Garrard. Vol. 2 No. 3
Peel and Disraeli: Differences and Similarities
by Professor G.I.T. Machin. Vol. 3. No. 1
How Radical was the Victorian and Edwardian Women’s Movement?
by Professor Martin Pugh. Vol. 3. No. 1
The Radical Reaction in Britain to the French Revolution (Part II)
by Professor H.T. Dickinson. Vol. 3. No. 2
Gladstone and Religion
by Rodney Woods. Vol. 3. No. 2
The Whigs and the Aftermath of Reform
by Dr E.A. Smith. Vol. 3. No. 3
Women and Education in the Nineteenth Century
by Sophie Badham. Vol. 3. No. 3
The Pauper Press, 1815-36
by Dr Edward Royle. Vol. 4. No. 1
Lord Salisbury and Late Nineteenth-Century Conservatism
by Dr David Dutton. Vol. 4. No. 1
Palmerston
by Professor Muriel Chamberlain. Vol. 4. No. 2
Women in Politics circa 1820-1860
by Dr June Hannam Vol. 4. No. 3
Disraeli: Charlatan or Statesman?
by Dr E.J. Feuchtwanger Vol. 5 No. 1
Women and Industrialisation
by Professor Pat Hudson Vol. 5 No. 2
Party and Government in the Age of Peel
by Dr Terry Jenkins Vol. 5 No. 3
The French
Revolution and the War with England
by Professor Norman Hampson. Vol 6, No 1
George Canning: A
Successful Foreign Secretary?
by John Lowe. Vol 6, No 1
How Religious was
Victorian Britain?
by Professor Hugh McLeod. Vol 6, No 1
Popular Conservatism
in Britain, 1867-1914
by Dr Rohan McWilliam. Vol 6, No 1
Destructive
Contradictions within British Liberalism
by Alan Sykes. Vol 6, No 2
The Salvation Army:
Origins and Early Days, 1865-1900
by Dr Glenn Horridge. Vol 6, No 2
Continuity and
change in British History, 1846-1916
by Professor Martin Pugh. Vol 6, No 3
How ‘democratic’
was late-Victorian and Edwardian Britain?
by Dr Geoffrey Stewart. Vol 6, No 3
Historians and the
Great Reform Act
by Dr Michael Turner. Vol 7, No 1
Understanding Mid-Victorian Society: 1840s to 1880s
by Professor K. Theodore Hoppen. Vol 7, No 1
Why prostitution became associated with ‘feeble-mindedness’
by Dr Paula Bartley. Vol 7, No 2
Lord Rosebery, an unknown Prime Minister
by John Garland. Vol 7, No 2
British Foreign Policy, 1874-1914
by Professor John Charmley. Vol 7, No 3
The Historiography of the Decline of the Liberal Party
by Professor Martin Pugh. Vol 7, No 3
Writings about
Chartism
by Professor Edward Royle. Vol 8, No 1
Why did the Trade
Unions decide to form their own political party?
by Professor W. Hamish Fraser. Vol 8, No 1
Lord Liverpool as
Prime Minister by
Dr Graham Goodlad. Vol 8, No 2
Turning Points and
Continuities in British Political History, 1830-1900
by Professor William Rubinstein. Vol 8, No 2
Gladstone and the
Historians
by Dr Rohan McWilliam. Vol 8, No 3
The Strange
Death of Irish Home Rule
by Nick Pelling. Vol 8, No 3
Living
Standards in Britain During the Industrial Revolution
by Dr Charles More. Vol 9, No 1
Society, Welfare and Health, 1800-1850
by Dr Steven King. Vol 9, No 2
Disraeli’s Foreign Policy
by Dr Ian St John. Vol 9, No 2
The State and the Question of Poverty in the Nineteenth Century
by Professor Alan Kidd. Vol 9, No 3
What was ‘new’ about New Liberalism?
by Dr Robert Self. Vol 9, No 3
The Great Reform Act of 1832
by Edward Pearce. Vol 10, No 1
W.E. Gladstone and the Liberal Crusade
by Dr Terry Jenkins. Vol 10, No 2
Wellington and the Nature of Hanoverian Government
by Professor Peter Jupp. Vol 10, No 3
Disraeli, Gladstone
and Parliamentary Reform
by Dr Graham Goodlad. Vol 10, No 3
The ‘People’s Minister’: Lord Palmerston and Mid-Victorian Politics
by Dr David Brown. Vol 11, No 1
George Canning, Genius without Judgment
by John Garland. Vol 11, No 2
Disraeli as Opposition Leader
by Dr Ian St John. Vol 11, No 2
Gladstone’s Foreign Policy
by Dr Michael Partridge. Vol 11, No 3
The Whigs in Power: the Age of Reform, 1830-41
by Dr Graham Goodlad. Vol 12, No
1
The Social Roots of Political Change in Later Nineteenth-Century Britain
by Professor Martin Pugh. Vol 12, No
1
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Twentieth-century
British political,
economic and social History
The ‘People's Budget’: Causes and Consequences
by Professor Martin Pugh. Vol. 1 No. 1
The Emergence of the Labour Party
by Henry Pelling. Vol 1. No. 2
Britain’s Post-Second World War Economic Decline
by Nicholas Woodward. Vol. 1 No. 2
Ramsay MacDonald and the Rise of Labour
by Professor Kenneth Morgan. Vol. 1 No. 3
Chamberlain, Churchill and Appeasement
by Dr R.A.C. Parker. Vol. 1 No. 3
The Liberals and the Great War, 1914-18
by Dr Michael Lynch. Vol. 2 No. 2
Churchill and Europe
by Professor Keith Robbins. Vol. 2 No. 2
Economy and Society Between the Wars, 1918-39
by Nicholas Woodward. Vol. 2 No. 3
The Rise and fall of MacDonald’s Labour Party, 1922-31
by Dr Andrew Thorpe. Vol. 3. No. 1
War, Society, Economy: The British Experience in the First World War
by Professor Clive Emsley. Vol. 3. No. 2
Conflicting Views of the Attlee Governments, 1945-51
by Dr Kevin Jefferys. Vol. 3. No. 3
British Trade Unionism between the Wars, 1918-39
by Professor Keith Laybourn. Vol. 4. No. 1
Neville Chamberlain and Appeasement
by John Garland. Vol. 4. No. 2
Edwardian Politics, 1901-14
by Dr Terry Jenkins Vol. 4. No. 3
The Paris Peace Settlements of 1919-20
by Frank McDonough Vol. 4. No. 3
The Last Days of the British Empire in Africa
by Andrew Boxer Vol. 4. No. 3
War Aims and Peace Initiatives in the First World War
by William Simpson Vol. 5 No. 1
Appeasement
by Philip M.H. Bell Vol. 5 No. 1
Millennial Essay. All Change? A Century of British History
by Professor Keith Robbins Vol. 5 No. 1
Anglo-French Rivalry on Germany’s Eastern Borders, 1920-2
by Dr David Williamson Vol. 5 No. 2
Party Organisation and Conservative Success between the Wars
by Dr Stuart Ball Vol. 5 No. 2
The Palestine Question and the British Mandate
by Dr Martin Jones Vol. 5 No. 2
Economic and Social Change in Inter-war Britain, 1919-39
by Dr Seàn Glynn Vol. 5 No. 3
Stanley Baldwin, Conservative Inter-war Leader
by Dr Robert Pearce Vol. 5 No. 3
Economics and
Politics in Britain between the Wars
by Dr Malcolm Smith. Vol 6, No 2
Affluence and Decline: The
Conservatives in Power 1951-64
by Dr Kevin Jefferys. Vol 7, No 1
The Post-war Consensus: Did it Exist?
by Dr David Dutton. Vol 7, No 2
British Foreign Policy, 1874-1914
by Professor John Charmley. Vol 7, No 3
The Historiography of the Decline of the Liberal Party
by Professor Martin Pugh. Vol 7, No 3
The British Economy in the 1920s
by Dr Peter Dewey. Vol 7, No 3
Why did the Trade Unions decide to form their own political party?
by Professor W. Hamish Fraser. Vol 8, No 1
The Origins of the General Strike of 1926
by Dr Robert Pearce. Vol 8, No 1
The Strange Death of Irish Home Rule
by Nick Pelling. Vol 8, No 3
Neville Chamberlain and the Verdict of History
by Dr David Dutton. Vol 8, No 3
The Liberal
Party and Social Reform in the Early Twentieth Century
by Professor Geoffrey Searle. Vol 9, No 1
Stanley Baldwin and Interwar British Politics
by Professor Philip Williamson. Vol 9, No 1
Churchill and Appeasement
by Dr Robert Pearce. Vol 9, No 2
What was ‘new’ about New Liberalism?
by Dr Robert Self. Vol 9, No 3
Women in Politics and Society, 1945-64
by Professor David Childs. Vol 9, No 3
The Decline of the Liberal party, 1914-51
by Dr Michael Lynch. Vol 10, No 1
Churchill and Chamberlain in May 1940
by John Garland. Vol 10, No 2
The Fall and Rise of Labour, 1974-97
by Eddie Falshaw. Vol 10, No 2
Conservatives in Crisis. The Conservative Party in Opposition, 1905-15
by Professor David Dutton. Vol 10, No 3
Winston
Churchill: Politics and Policies 1900-35
by Dr Stuart Ball. Vol 11, No 1
The Welfare State in Britain 1948-90
by Professor Rodney Lowe. Vol 11, No 1
Labour
and ‘Frontism’ in the 1930s
by Dr John Swift. Vol 11, No 2
Social Change in Britain, 1955-2000
by Dr Andrew Rosen. Vol 11, No 2
Trade
Unionism in the United Kingdom in the 1930s and 1940s
by Professor Chris Wrigley. Vol 11, No 3
Monnet’s European Dreams
by Malcolm Pearce. Vol 11, No 3
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Miscellaneous British History articles,
excluded from the above
War Aims and Peace Initiatives in the First World War
by William Simpson Vol. 5 No. 1
Appeasement
by Philip M.H. Bell Vol. 5 No. 1
The French
Revolution and the War with England
by Professor Norman Hampson. Vol 6, No 1
The Salvation Army:
Origins and Early Days, 1865-1900
by Dr Glenn Horridge. Vol 6, No 2
Why prostitution became associated with ‘feeble-mindedness’
by Dr Paula Bartley. Vol 7, No 2
The Origins of the Second World War
by Dr Victor Rothwell. Vol 10, No 1
The Reasons for the Outbreak of War in 1914
by Professor Roy Bridge. Vol 10, No 2
Monnet’s European Dreams
by Malcolm Pearce. Vol 11, No 3
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European History
German
History: nineteenth century
The Revolutions of 1848
by Professor Roger Price. Vol. 1 No. 2
The Eastern Question
by A.L. Macfie. Vol. 2 No. 1
Alliances and Ententes: European Diplomacy, 1879-1907
by Robert Pearce. Vol. 2 No. 2
The Strength of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1914 (Part I)
by John Garland. Vol. 3. No. 1
The Strength of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1914 (Part II)
by John Garland. Vol. 3. No. 2
Germans, Germany and Unification before Bismarck
by Dr Bruce Waller. Vol. 4. No. 1
Metternich: Success or Failure?
by Nick Pelling. Vol. 4. No. 2
Wilhelm II and Political Decision-making in Imperial Germany
by Dr Annika Mornbauer Vol. 4. No. 3
Europe’s Changing
Economy in the Second Half of the 19th Century
by Professor Sidney Pollard. Vol 6, No 2
The Tragic Life of the Last Habsburg Emperor
by Nick Pelling. Vol 7, No 1
The Primacy of Foreign Policy in Germany, 1815-1871
by Dr Brendan Simms. Vol 7, No 3
Bismarck
and the Historians
by Dr Bruce Waller. Vol 8, No 2
The Kulturkampf had causes outside Germany and long-term
consequences
by Francis Stapleton. Vol 8, No 3
Neville Chamberlain and the Verdict of History
by Dr David Dutton. Vol 8, No 3
Was Prussian
Victory over Austria in 1866 Inevitable?
by Professor John Breuilly. Vol 9, No 1
Imperial Germany: Success or Failure?
by Dr Edgar Feuchtwanger. Vol 9, No 3
Germany and the French Revolution
by Professor Peter Wilson. Vol 10, No 2
The Structure and Problems of German Nationalism before Bismarck
by Dr Frank Müller. Vol 10, No 3
How Bismarck Came to Power in Prussia
by Dr Katherne Lerman. Vol 12, No
1
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German History: twentieth century
From Weimar to Hitler: The Rise and Fall of the First German Democracy
by Dr E.J. Feuchtwanger. Vol 1. No. 1
Interest or Ideology? Relations between Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany in the 1930s. The View from Rome
by Dr Philip Morgan. Vol. 1 No. 2
The Rise of Nazism
by Dr Conan Fischer. Vol. 1 No. 3
The Warsaw Pact
by Dr Paul Lewis. Vol. 1 No. 3
The Schlieffen Plan: Imperial Germany’s Certain Recipe for Victory?
by Annika Mombauer. Vol. 2 No. 1
Life in the Third Reich
by Henry Metelmann. Vol. 2 No. 3
Fascism
by Dr Robert Pearce. Vol. 3. No. 1
The Origins of the Second World War
by Dr Ruth Henig. Vol. 3. No. 1
The Treaty of Locarno
by John Lowe. Vol. 3. No. 2
Germans against Hitler. Who resisted the Third Reich and why did they do it?
by Dr Martyn Housden. Vol. 3. No. 3
Poland and the Great Powers, 1919-41
by Dr Anita Prazmowska. Vol. 4. No. 2
The Paris Peace Settlements of 1919-20
by Frank McDonough Vol. 4. No. 3
From Weimar to Hitler: continuity gives way to creeping revolution
by Dr E.J. Feuchtwanger Vol. 4. No. 3
War Aims and Peace Initiatives in the First World War
by William Simpson Vol. 5 No. 1
Was Nazism a Fascism?
by Dr Richard Thurlow Vol. 5 No. 1
Anglo-French Rivalry on Germany’s Eastern Borders, 1920-2
by Dr David Williamson Vol. 5 No. 2
The Ruhr Crisis, 1923-4
by Dr Conan Fischer Vol. 5 No. 3
Nazi Anti-Semitic
Policy and the Origins of the ‘Final Solution’
by Dr Lisa Pine. Vol 6, No 2
The European Powers
and the Spanish Civil War
by Dr Pat Knight. Vol 6, No 3
How Hitler Consolidated
his Power, 1933-4
by Dr Edgar Feuchtwanger. Vol 7, No 1
Fatal Attraction. Why Nazism Appealed to Voters
by Professor Roger Griffin. Vol 7, No 2
Change
and Continuity: German History 1919-45
by Professor Panikos Panayi. Vol 8, No 1
The Historiography of the Cold War
by Dr David Williamson. Vol 8, No 1
Western Warfare, 1792-1918
by Professor Jeremy Black. Vol 8, No 2
Opposition and Resistance in Nazi Germany
by Dr Frank McDonough. Vol 8, No
3
Hitler and the
Führer State
by Professor David Welch. Vol 9, No 2
Imperial Germany: Success or Failure?
by Dr Edgar Feuchtwanger. Vol 9, No 3
Nazism from a Regional Perspective
by Dr Chris Szejnmann. Vol 10, No 1
The Origins of the Second World War
by Dr Victor Rothwell. Vol 10, No 1
The Reasons for the Outbreak of War in 1914
by Professor Roy Bridge. Vol 10, No 2
The Black Years: Germany’s Occupation of France 1940-4
by Malcolm Pearce. Vol 10, No 2
The Position and Status of Women in Nazi Germany
by Dr Matthew Stibbe. Vol 10, No 3
The Social Contours of the Nazi Electorate, 1928-1933
by Dr Detlef Mühlberger. Vol 11, No 1
The Radical Right in Weimar Germany, 1919-33
by Dr Lee McGowan. Vol 11, No 2
The Treaty of Versailles, the Collapse of Weimar and the Rise of Hitler
by Dr Edgar Feuchtwanger. Vol 11, No 3
Monnet’s European Dreams
by Malcolm Pearce. Vol 11, No 3
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Russian History: nineteenth century
Alexander
II’s Great Reforms and the Modernisation of Russia
by Dr David Moon.Vol. 1 No. 1
Stalin: A Reassessment
by John Laver. Vol. 1 No. 1
Reflections on the Russian Revolution of 1917 in a Post-Communist World
by Beryl Williams. Vol. 1 No. 2
The Warsaw Pact
by Dr Paul Lewis. Vol. 1 No. 3
The Eastern Question
by A.L. Macfie. Vol. 2 No. 1
Decembrist Rebels, Tsars and Peasants in Early Nineteenth-century Russia
by Dr David Moon. Vol. 2. No. 2
Alliances and Ententes: European Diplomacy, 1979-1907
by Robert Pearce. Vol. 2 No. 2
The Strength of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1914 (Part I)
by John Garland. Vol. 3. No. 1
The Strength of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1914 (Part II)
by John Garland. Vol. 3. No. 2
Europe’s Changing
Economy in the Second Half of the 19th Century
by Professor Sidney Pollard. Vol 6, No 2
Continuity
and Change in the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union, 1855-1955
by Dr David Moon. Vol 8, No 1
Western Warfare, 1792-1918
by Professor Jeremy Black. Vol 8, No 2
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Russian History: twentieth century
Stalin: A Reassessment
by John Laver. Vol. 1 No. 1
Reflections on the Russian Revolution of 1917 in a Post-Communist World
by Beryl Williams. Vol. 1 No. 2
The Warsaw Pact
by Dr Paul Lewis. Vol. 1 No. 3
The Fall of the Romanovs
by Maureen Perrie. Vol. 2 No. 3
The Origins of the Second World War
by Dr Ruth Henig. Vol. 3. No. 1
The Russian Revolution of February 1917: The Question of Organisation
by Dr James D. White. Vol. 3. No. 2
The New Economic Policy
by Professor Robert W. Davies. Vol. 3. No. 3
Interpreting Lenin in the Post-Leninist World
by Dr Christopher Read. Vol. 4. No. 1
Poland and the Great Powers, 1919-41
by Dr Anita Prazmowska. Vol. 4. No. 2
The Paris Peace Settlements of 1919-20
by Frank McDonough Vol. 4. No. 3
War Aims and Peace Initiatives in the First World War
by William Simpson Vol. 5 No. 1
Communists and Soviets
by Professor Richard Sakwa Vol. 5 No. 1
Rasputin and the
Decline of Tsarism
by Dr Harold Shukman. Vol 6, No 1
Why did Tsarist
government not learn the lessons of the 1905 revolution?
by Professor Peter Waldron. Vol 6, No 3
The European Powers
and the Spanish Civil War
by Dr Pat Knight. Vol 6, No 3
Counterfactual History:
the role of Lenin in 1917
by Dr Ronald Kowalski. Vol 7, No 1
The Defeat of the Hungarian Rising backfired on the Soviet Empire
by Professor Raymond Pearson. Vol 7, No 3
Continuity
and Change in the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union, 1855-1955
by Dr David Moon. Vol 8, No 1
The Historiography of the Cold War
by Dr David Williamson. Vol 8, No 1
Western Warfare,
1792-1918
by Professor Jeremy Black. Vol 8, No 2
Stalinism:
What was it and why is it so difficult to define?
by Jane Redfern. Vol 9, No 1
Civil war in Russia, 1918-31
by Professor Geoffrey Swain. Vol 10, No 1
The Origins of the Second World War
by Dr Victor Rothwell. Vol 10, No 1
The Reasons for the Outbreak of War in 1914
by Professor Roy Bridge. Vol 10, No 2
Trotsky: his
struggle for Bolshevik survival and unity, 1917-24
by Dr Ian Thatcher. Vol 11, No 1
Images of Stalin in the Khrushchev Era
by Dr Polly Jones. Vol 11, No 3
Stalin’s Terror
by Dr Philip Boobbyer. Vol 12, No
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Italian History:
nineteenth and twentieth centuries
Interest or Ideology? Relations between Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany in the 1930s. The View from Rome
by Dr Philip Morgan. Vol. 1 No. 2
Myth and Reality in the Risorgimento
by Dr Bruce Haddock. Vol. 2 No. 2
Alliances and Ententes: European Diplomacy, 1979-1907
by Robert Pearce. Vol. 2 No. 2
The Partition of Africa: Theories and Interpretations
by Frank McDonough.Vol. 2 No. 3
Mussolini and the Cult of the Leader
by Dr John Whittam. Vol. 3. No. 3
Mussolini’s Rivals: The Limits of the Leadership Cult in Fascist Italy
by Professor John Pollard. Vol. 4. No. 2
How Fascist was
Mussolini?
by Professor Roger Griffin. Vol 6, No 1
The historiography
of Italian History, 1915-40
by Dr Philip Morgan. Vol 6, No 3
Western Warfare, 1792-1918
by Professor Jeremy Black. Vol 8, No 2
Risorgimento: People-power in Nineteenth-century Italy?
by Professor Raymond Pearson. Vol 8, No 3
The Kulturkampf had causes outside Germany and long-term
consequences
by Francis Stapleton. Vol 8, No 3
Italy,
1915-1940: Change and Continuity
by Dr Philip Morgan. Vol 9, No 1
Continuity, Change and Nation building in Italy, 1815-1922
by Professor Christopher Duggan. Vol 9, No 2
Mussolini and the Rise of Italian Fascism
by Dr John Pollard. Vol 9, No 3
Habsburg policy in Italy 1814-48
by Dr David Laven. Vol 10, No 1
The Papacy and the Fascists
by Francis Stapleton. Vol 11, No 2
France and Italian Unification
by Professor Robert Pearce. Vol 11, No 3
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European
and World History,
excluded from the above categories
Historians, the People, and the French Revolution
by Professor Gwynne Lewis. Vol. 1 No. 3
The Eastern Question
by A.L. Macfie. Vol. 2 No. 1
Franco and the Politics of Nationalist Spain
by Patricia Knight. Vol. 2 No.1
Alliances and Ententes: European Diplomacy, 1879-1907
by Robert Pearce. Vol. 2 No. 2
Churchill and Europe
by Professor Keith Robbins. Vol. 2 No. 2
The Partition of Africa: Theories and Interpretations
by Frank McDonough.Vol. 2 No. 3
The Strength of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1914 (Part I)
by John Garland. Vol. 3. No. 1
The Origins of the Second World War
by Dr Ruth Henig. Vol. 3. No. 1
The Strength of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1914 (Part II)
by John Garland. Vol. 3. No. 2
The Treaty of Locarno
by John Lowe. Vol. 3. No. 2
Why was France defeated in 1940?
by Dr Robert Gildea. Vol. 4. No. 1
Metternich: Success or Failure?
by Nick Pelling. Vol. 4. No. 2
The Boxer Rebellion in China, 1898-1901
by Dr Michael Lynch. Vol. 4. No. 2
Poland and the Great Powers, 1919-41
by Dr Anita Prazmowska. Vol. 4. No. 2
The Paris Peace Settlements of 1919-20
by Frank McDonough Vol. 4. No. 3
War Aims and Peace Initiatives in the First World War
by William Simpson Vol. 5 No. 1
Anglo-French Rivalry on Germany’s Eastern Borders, 1920-2
by Dr David Williamson Vol. 5 No. 2
France 1914-40. Triumph and Disaster
by Dr Peter Neville Vol. 5 No. 2
An Impossible Republic? The Directory and the French Revolution, 1795-9
by Professor Malcolm Crook Vol. 5 No. 3
The French
Revolution and the War with England
by Professor Norman Hampson. Vol 6, No 1
Europe’s Changing
Economy in the Second Half of the 19th Century
by Professor Sidney Pollard. Vol 6, No 2
General Georges Boulanger: Deceiver or Deceived?
by Malcolm Pearce. Vol 6, No 2
Napoleon III: hero
or grotesque mediocrity?
by Professor Roger Price. Vol 6, No 3
The European Powers
and the Spanish Civil War
by Dr Pat Knight. Vol 6, No 3
The Tragic Life of the Last Habsburg Emperor
by Nick Pelling. Vol 7, No 1
The Young Turks in Government, 1908-14
by Alexander Macfie. Vol 7, No 2
The Popular Front in France, 1936-7
by Malcolm Pearce. Vol 7, No 2
Politics and Banquets: the French Political Reform Campaign of
1847
by Dr Sharif Gemie. Vol 7, No 3
The Defeat of the Hungarian Rising backfired on the Soviet Empire
by Professor Raymond Pearson. Vol 7, No 3
Mortality,
Mythology and Marshalship: The Case of Philippe Pétain
by Dr Nicholas Atkin. Vol 8, No 2
The American
Constitution. A Wonderful Work or a Bundle of Compromises?
by William Simpson. Vol 9, No 2
The Gendarme: A Symbol of State Power in Nineteenth-century Europe
by Professor Clive Emsley. Vol 9, No 3
The Origins of the Second World War
by Dr Victor Rothwell. Vol 10, No 1
The Reasons for the Outbreak of War in 1914
by Professor Roy Bridge. Vol 10, No 2
The Black Years: Germany’s Occupation of France 1940-4
by Malcolm Pearce. Vol 10, No 2
American
Foreign Policy, 1914-41
by William Simpson. Vol 10, No 3
Franklin Roosevelt
by Professor Hugh Brogan. Vol 11, No 1
Monnet’s European Dreams
by Malcolm Pearce. Vol 11, No 3
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Index
by volume
Volume 1
Volume 2
Volume 3
Volume 4
Volume 5
Volume 6
Volume 7
Volume 8
Volume 9
Volume 10
Volume 11
Volume 12
Volume 13
Volume 14
Volume 15 - forthcoming
Volume 16 - forthcoming
Volume 17 - forthcoming
Volume 1, 1995-6
Lord Grey and the 1832 Reform Act
by Dr E.A. Smith. Vol. 1 No 1.
Alexander II’s Great Reforms and the Modernisation of Russia
by Dr David Moon.Vol. 1 No. 1
The Political and Industrial Impact of ‘New Unionism’, c. 1886-1900
by Professor Keith Laybourn. Vol. 1 No. 1
The ‘People’s Budget’: Causes and Consequences
by Professor Martin Pugh. Vol. 1 No. 1
From Weimar to Hitler: The Rise and Fall of the First German Democracy
by Dr E.J. Feuchtwanger. Vol 1. No. 1
Stalin: A Reassessment
by John Laver. Vol. 1 No. 1
The Conservative Party in the Nineteenth Century, 1832-1914
by Dr David Dutton. Vol. 1 No. 2
The Revolutions of 1848
by Professor Roger Price. Vol. 1 No. 2
Reflections on the Russian Revolution of 1917 in a Post-Communist World
by Beryl Williams. Vol. 1 No. 2
The Emergence of the Labour Party
by Henry Pelling. Vol 1. No. 2
Interest or Ideology? Relations between Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany in the 1930s. The View from Rome
by Dr Philip Morgan. Vol. 1 No. 2
Britain’s Post-Second World War Economic Decline
by Nicholas Woodward. Vol. 1 No. 2
Historians, the People, and the French Revolution
by Professor Gwynne Lewis. Vol. 1 No. 3
The Importance of Palmerston’s Domestic Achievements
by Stephen Lee. Vol. 1 No. 3
Ramsay MacDonald and the Rise of Labour
by Professor Kenneth Morgan. Vol. 1 No. 3
The Rise of Nazism
by Dr Conan Fischer. Vol. 1 No. 3
Chamberlain, Churchill and Appeasement
by Dr R.A.C. Parker. Vol. 1 No. 3
The Warsaw Pact
by Dr Paul Lewis. Vol. 1 No. 3
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No Primroses for Peel: A Reassessment of the Career of Sir Robert Peel
by Duncan Watts. Vol. 2, No. 1
Gladstone
by Dr E.J. Feuchtwanger. Vol. 2. No. 1
The Eastern Question
by A.L. Macfie. Vol. 2 No. 1
The Schlieffen Plan: Imperial Germany’s Certain Recipe for Victory?
by Annika Mombauer. Vol. 2 No. 1
Franco and the Politics of Nationalist Spain
by Patricia Knight. Vol. 2 No.1
Popular Politics in the Early Nineteenth Century: the Queen Caroline Affair
by Dr Peter Brett. Vol. 2 No. 2
Decembrist Rebels, Tsars and Peasants in Early Nineteenth-century Russia
by Dr David Moon. Vol. 2. No. 2
Myth and Reality in the Risorgimento
by Dr Bruce Haddock. Vol. 2 No. 2
Alliances and Ententes: European Diplomacy, 1879-1907
by Robert Pearce. Vol. 2 No. 2
The Liberals and the Great War, 1914-18
by Dr Michael Lynch. Vol. 2 No. 2
Churchill and Europe
by Professor Keith Robbins. Vol. 2 No. 2
Life in the Third Reich
by Henry Metelmann. Vol. 2 No. 3
The Partition of Africa: Theories and Interpretations
by Frank McDonough.Vol. 2 No. 3
The Conservative Reaction in Britain to the French Revolution
by Professor Harry Dickinson. Vol. 2 No. 3
The Impact of the New Poor Law
by John Garrard. Vol. 2 No. 3
The Fall of the Romanovs
by Maureen Perrie. Vol. 2 No. 3
Economy and Society Between the Wars, 1918-39
by Nicholas Woodward. Vol. 2 No. 3
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Volume 3, 1997-8
Peel and Disraeli: Differences and Similarities
by Professor G.I.T. Machin. Vol. 3. No. 1
The Strength of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1914 (Part I)
by John Garland. Vol. 3. No. 1
How Radical was the Victorian and Edwardian Women’s Movement?
by Professor Martin Pugh. Vol. 3. No. 1
The Rise and fall of MacDonald’s Labour Party, 1922-31
by Dr Andrew Thorpe. Vol. 3. No. 1
Fascism
by Dr Robert Pearce. Vol. 3. No. 1
The Origins of the Second World War
by Dr Ruth Henig. Vol. 3. No. 1
The Radical Reaction in Britain to the French Revolution (Part II)
by Professor H.T. Dickinson. Vol. 3. No. 2
Gladstone and Religion
by Rodney Woods. Vol. 3. No. 2
The Strength of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1914 (Part II)
by John Garland. Vol. 3. No. 2
The Russian Revolution of February 1917: The Question of Organisation
by Dr James D. White. Vol. 3. No. 2
War, Society, Economy: The British Experience in the First World War
by Professor Clive Emsley. Vol. 3. No. 2
The Treaty of Locarno
by John Lowe. Vol. 3. No. 2
The Whigs and the Aftermath of Reform
by Dr E.A. Smith. Vol. 3. No. 3
Women and Education in the Nineteenth Century
by Sophie Badham. Vol. 3. No. 3
Mussolini and the Cult of the Leader
by Dr John Whittam. Vol. 3. No. 3
The New Economic Policy
by Professor Robert W. Davies. Vol. 3. No. 3
Germans against Hitler. Who resisted the Third Reich and why did they do it?
by Dr Martyn Housden. Vol. 3. No. 3
Conflicting Views of the Attlee Governments, 1945-51
by Dr Kevin Jefferys. Vol. 3. No. 3
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The Pauper Press, 1815-36
by Dr Edward Royle. Vol. 4. No. 1
Germans, Germany and Unification before Bismarck
by Dr Bruce Waller. Vol. 4. No. 1
Lord Salisbury and Late Nineteenth-Century Conservatism
by Dr David Dutton. Vol. 4. No. 1
Interpreting Lenin in the Post-Leninist World
by Dr Christopher Read. Vol. 4. No. 1
British Trade Unionism between the Wars, 1918-39
by Professor Keith Laybourn. Vol. 4. No. 1
Why was France defeated in 1940?
by Dr Robert Gildea. Vol. 4. No. 1
Metternich: Success or Failure?
by Nick Pelling. Vol. 4. No. 2
Palmerston
by Professor Muriel Chamberlain. Vol. 4. No. 2
The Boxer Rebellion in China, 1898-1901
by Dr Michael Lynch. Vol. 4. No. 2
Poland and the Great Powers, 1919-41
by Dr Anita Prazmowska. Vol. 4. No. 2
Mussolini’s Rivals: The Limits of the Leadership Cult in Fascist Italy
by Professor John Pollard. Vol. 4. No. 2
Neville Chamberlain and Appeasement
by John Garland. Vol. 4. No. 2
Women in Politics circa 1820-1860
by Dr June Hannam Vol. 4. No. 3
Wilhelm II and Political Decision-making in Imperial Germany
by Dr Annika Mornbauer Vol. 4. No. 3
Edwardian Politics, 1901-14
by Dr Terry Jenkins Vol. 4. No. 3
The Paris Peace Settlements of 1919-20
by Frank McDonough Vol. 4. No. 3
From Weimar to Hitler: continuity gives way to creeping revolution
by Dr E.J. Feuchtwanger Vol. 4. No. 3
The Last Days of the British Empire in Africa
by Andrew Boxer Vol. 4. No. 3
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Volume 5, 1999-2000
Disraeli: Charlatan or Statesman?
by Dr E.J. Feuchtwanger Vol. 5 No. 1
War Aims and Peace Initiatives in the First World War
by William Simpson Vol. 5 No. 1
Communists and Soviets
by Professor Richard Sakwa Vol. 5 No. 1
Was Nazism a Fascism?
by Dr Richard Thurlow Vol. 5 No. 1
Appeasement
by Philip M.H. Bell Vol. 5 No. 1
Millennial Essay. All Change? A Century of British History
by Professor Keith Robbins Vol. 5 No. 1
Women and Industrialisation
by Professor Pat Hudson Vol. 5 No. 2
Anglo-French Rivalry on Germany’s Eastern Borders, 1920-2
by Dr David Williamson Vol. 5 No. 2
Party Organisation and Conservative Success between the Wars
by Dr Stuart Ball Vol. 5 No. 2
France 1914-40. Triumph and Disaster
by Dr Peter Neville Vol. 5 No. 2
The Palestine Question and the British Mandate
by Dr Martin Jones Vol. 5 No. 2
Millennial Essay. On History
by Professor Eric Hobsbawm Vol. 5 No. 2
An Impossible Republic? The Directory and the French Revolution, 1795-9
by Professor Malcolm Crook Vol. 5 No. 3
Party and Government in the Age of Peel
by Dr Terry Jenkins Vol. 5 No. 3
The Ruhr Crisis, 1923-4
by Dr Conan Fischer Vol. 5 No. 3
Economic and Social Change in Inter-war Britain, 1919-39
by Dr Seàn Glynn Vol. 5 No. 3
Stanley Baldwin, Conservative Inter-war Leader
by Dr Robert Pearce Vol. 5 No. 3
Millennial Essay. Europe at the Millennium: Looking Forward, Thinking Backward
by Dr Bruce Haddock Vol. 5 No. 3
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The French
Revolution and the War with England
by Professor Norman Hampson. Vol 6, No 1
George Canning: A
Successful Foreign Secretary?
by John Lowe. Vol 6, No 1
How Religious was
Victorian Britain?
by Professor Hugh McLeod. Vol 6, No 1
Popular Conservatism
in Britain, 1867-1914
by Dr Rohan McWilliam. Vol 6, No 1
Rasputin and the
Decline of Tsarism
by Dr Harold Shukman. Vol 6, No 1
How Fascist was
Mussolini?
by Professor Roger Griffin. Vol 6, No 1
Europe’s Changing
Economy in the Second Half of the 19th Century
by Professor Sidney Pollard. Vol 6, No 2
Destructive
Contradictions within British Liberalism
by Alan Sykes. Vol 6, No 2
The Salvation Army:
Origins and Early Days, 1865-1900
by Dr Glenn Horridge. Vol 6, No 2
General Georges Boulanger: Deceiver or Deceived?
by Malcolm Pearce. Vol 6, No 2
Economics and
Politics in Britain between the Wars
by Dr Malcolm Smith. Vol 6, No 2
Nazi Anti-Semitic
Policy and the Origins of the ‘Final Solution’
by Dr Lisa Pine. Vol 6, No 2
Continuity and
change in British History, 1846-1916
by Professor Martin Pugh. Vol 6, No 3
Napoleon III: hero
or grotesque mediocrity?
by Professor Roger Price. Vol 6, No 3
How ‘democratic’
was late-Victorian and Edwardian Britain?
by Dr Geoffrey Stewart. Vol 6, No 3
Why did Tsarist
government not learn the lessons of the 1905 revolution?
by Professor Peter Waldron. Vol 6, No 3
The historiography
of Italian History, 1915-40
by Dr Philip Morgan. Vol 6, No 3
The European Powers
and the Spanish Civil War
by Dr Pat Knight. Vol 6, No 3
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Historians and
the Great Reform Act
by Dr Michael Turner. Vol 7, No 1
Understanding Mid-Victorian Society: 1840s to 1880s
by Professor K. Theodore Hoppen. Vol 7, No 1
The Tragic Life of the Last Habsburg Emperor
by Nick Pelling. Vol 7, No 1
Counterfactual History: the role of Lenin in 1917
by Dr Ronald Kowalski. Vol 7, No 1
How Hitler Consolidated his Power, 1933-4
by Dr Edgar Feuchtwanger. Vol 7, No 1
Affluence and Decline: The Conservatives in Power 1951-64
by Dr Kevin Jefferys. Vol 7, No 1
Why prostitution became associated with ‘feeble-mindedness’
by Dr Paula Bartley. Vol 7, No 2
Lord Rosebery, an unknown Prime Minister
by John Garland. Vol 7, No 2
The Young Turks in Government, 1908-14
by Alexander Macfie. Vol 7, No 2
The Popular Front in France, 1936-7
by Malcolm Pearce. Vol 7, No 2
Fatal Attraction. Why Nazism Appealed to Voters
by Professor Roger Griffin. Vol 7, No 2
The Post-war Consensus: Did it Exist?
by Dr David Dutton. Vol 7, No 2
Politics and Banquets: the French Political Reform Campaign of 1847
by Dr Sharif Gemie. Vol 7, No 3
The Primacy of Foreign Policy in Germany, 1815-1871
by Dr Brendan Simms. Vol 7, No 3
British Foreign Policy, 1874-1914
by Professor John Charmley. Vol 7, No 3
The Historiography of the Decline of the Liberal Party
by Professor Martin Pugh. Vol 7, No 3
The British Economy in the 1920s
by Dr Peter Dewey. Vol 7, No 3
The Defeat of the Hungarian Rising backfired on the Soviet Empire
by Professor Raymond Pearson. Vol 7, No 3
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Volume 8, 2002/3
Writings about Chartism
by Professor Edward Royle. Vol 8, No 1
Continuity and Change in the
Russian Empire and the Soviet Union, 1855-1955
by Dr David Moon. Vol 8, No 1
Why did the Trade Unions decide to
form their own political party?
by Professor W. Hamish Fraser. Vol 8, No 1
Change and Continuity: German
History 1919-45
by Professor Panikos Panayi. Vol 8, No 1
The Origins of the General Strike
of 1926
by Dr Robert Pearce. Vol 8, No 1
The Historiography of the Cold War
by Dr David Williamson. Vol 8, No 1
Western Warfare, 1792-1918
by Professor Jeremy Black. Vol 8, No 2
Lord Liverpool as Prime Minister
by
Dr Graham Goodlad. Vol 8, No 2
Turning Points and Continuities in
British Political History, 1830-1900
by Professor William Rubinstein. Vol 8, No 2
Bismarck and the Historians
by Dr Bruce Waller. Vol 8, No 2
How Successful was the New Deal?
by Alan Farmer. Vol 8, No 2
Mortality, Mythology and
Marshalship: The Case of Philippe Pétain
by Dr Nicholas Atkin. Vol 8, No 2
Risorgimento: People-power in
Nineteenth-century Italy?
by Professor Raymond Pearson. Vol 8, No 3
Gladstone and the Historians
by Dr Rohan McWilliam. Vol 8, No 3
The Kulturkampf had causes
outside Germany and long-term consequences
by Francis Stapleton. Vol 8, No 3
The Strange Death of Irish Home
Rule
by Nick Pelling. Vol 8, No 3
Opposition and Resistance in Nazi
Germany
by Dr Frank McDonough. Vol 8, No 3
Neville Chamberlain and the
Verdict of History
by Dr David Dutton. Vol 8, No 3
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Living Standards in Britain During the
Industrial Revolution
by Dr Charles More. Vol 9, No 1
Was Prussian Victory over Austria in 1866 Inevitable?
by Professor John Breuilly. Vol 9, No 1
The Liberal Party and Social Reform in the Early Twentieth Century
by Professor Geoffrey Searle. Vol 9, No 1
Stalinism: What was it and why is it so difficult to define?
by Jane Redfern. Vol 9, No 1
Stanley Baldwin and Interwar British Politics
by Professor Philip Williamson. Vol 9, No 1
Italy, 1915-1940: Change and Continuity
by Dr Philip Morgan. Vol 9, No 1
The American Constitution. A Wonderful Work or a Bundle of Compromises?
by William Simpson. Vol 9, No 2
Society, Welfare and Health, 1800-1850
by Dr Steven King. Vol 9, No 2
Continuity, Change and Nation building in Italy, 1815-1922
by Professor Christopher Duggan. Vol 9, No 2
Disraeli’s Foreign Policy
by Dr Ian St John. Vol 9, No 2
Hitler and the Führer State
by Professor David Welch. Vol 9, No 2
Churchill and Appeasement
by Dr Robert Pearce. Vol 9, No 2
The State and the Question of Poverty in the Nineteenth Century
by Professor Alan Kidd. Vol 9, No 3
The Gendarme: A Symbol of State Power in Nineteenth-century Europe
by Professor Clive Emsley. Vol 9, No 3
Imperial Germany: Success or Failure?
by Dr Edgar Feuchtwanger. Vol 9, No 3
What was ‘new’ about New Liberalism?
by Dr Robert Self. Vol 9, No 3
Mussolini and the Rise of Italian Fascism
by Dr John Pollard. Vol 9, No 3
Women in Politics and Society, 1945-64
by Professor David Childs. Vol 9, No 3
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10, 2004/5
The Great Reform Act of 1832
by Edward Pearce. Vol 10, No 1
Habsburg policy in Italy 1814-48
by Dr David Laven. Vol 10, No 1
Civil war in Russia, 1918-31
by Professor Geoffrey Swain. Vol 10, No 1
Nazism from a Regional Perspective
by Dr Chris Szejnmann. Vol 10, No 1
The Decline of the Liberal party, 1914-51
by Dr Michael Lynch. Vol 10, No 1
The Origins of the Second World War
by Dr Victor Rothwell. Vol 10, No 1
Germany and the French Revolution
by Professor Peter Wilson. Vol 10, No 2
W.E. Gladstone and the Liberal Crusade
by Dr Terry Jenkins. Vol 10, No 2
The Reasons for the Outbreak of War in 1914
by Professor Roy Bridge. Vol 10, No 2
Churchill and Chamberlain in May 1940
by John Garland. Vol 10, No 2
The Black Years: Germany’s Occupation of France 1940-4
by Malcolm Pearce. Vol 10, No 2
The Fall and Rise of Labour, 1974-97
by Eddie Falshaw. Vol 10, No 2
Wellington and the Nature of Hanoverian Government
by Professor Peter Jupp. Vol 10, No 3
The Structure and Problems of German Nationalism before Bismarck
by Dr Frank Müller. Vol 10, No 3
Disraeli, Gladstone and Parliamentary Reform
by Dr Graham Goodlad. Vol 10, No 3
Conservatives in Crisis. The Conservative Party in Opposition, 1905-15
by Professor David Dutton. Vol 10, No 3
American Foreign Policy, 1914-41
by William Simpson. Vol 10, No 3
The Position and Status of Women in Nazi Germany
by Dr Matthew Stibbe. Vol 10, No 3
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2005/6
The ‘People’s Minister’: Lord Palmerston and Mid-Victorian Politics
by Dr David Brown. Vol 11, No 1
Trotsky: his struggle for Bolshevik survival and unity, 1917-24
by Dr Ian Thatcher. Vol 11, No 1
Franklin Roosevelt
by Professor Hugh Brogan. Vol 11, No 1
The Social Contours of the Nazi Electorate, 1928-1933
by Dr Detlef Mühlberger. Vol 11, No 1
Winston Churchill: Politics and Policies 1900-35
by Dr Stuart Ball. Vol 11, No 1
The Welfare State in Britain 1948-90
by Professor Rodney Lowe. Vol 11, No 1
George Canning, Genius without Judgment
by John Garland. Vol 11, No 2
Disraeli as Opposition Leader
by Dr Ian St John. Vol 11, No 2
The Radical Right in Weimar Germany, 1919-33
by Dr Lee McGowan. Vol 11, No 2
The Papacy and the Fascists
by Francis Stapleton. Vol 11, No 2
Labour and ‘Frontism’ in the 1930s
by Dr John Swift. Vol 11, No 2
Social Change in Britain, 1955-2000
by Dr Andrew Rosen. Vol 11, No 2
France and Italian Unification
by Professor Robert Pearce. Vol 11, No
3
Gladstone’s Foreign Policy
by Dr Michael Partridge. Vol 11, No
3
The Treaty of Versailles, the Collapse of Weimar and the Rise of Hitler
by Dr Edgar Feuchtwanger. Vol 11, No
3
Trade Unionism in the United Kingdom in the 1930s and 1940s
by Professor Chris Wrigley. Vol 11, No
3
Images of Stalin in the Khrushchev Era
by Dr Polly Jones. Vol 11, No
3
Monnet’s European Dreams
by Malcolm Pearce. Vol 11, No
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2006/7
The Whigs in Power: the Age of Reform, 1830-41
by Dr Graham Goodlad. Vol 12, No
1
How Bismarck Came to Power in Prussia
by Dr Katherne Lerman. Vol 12, No
1
The Social Roots of Political Change in Later Nineteenth-Century Britain
by Professor Martin Pugh. Vol 12, No
1
Stalin’s Terror
by Dr Philip Boobbyer. Vol 12, No
1
Working-class Holidays before 1950
by Dr Susan Barton. Vol 12, No 2
The First World War and the British Party System
by Dr David Powell. Vol 12, No 2
How Tarnished Were Weimar’s Golden Years?
by Professor Robert Pearce. Vol 12, No 2
Roosevelt and the Entry of the USA into the Second World War
by Professor Alan Farmer. Vol 12, No 2
The Eastern Question and the European States System
by Professor Roy Bridge. Vol 12, No 3
Castlereagh
by John Garland. Vol 12, No 3
Russia in 1917: politics
by Dr Martin McCauley. Vol 12, No 3
The 1945 Election
by Professor Robert Pearce. Vol 12, No 3
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Volume 13, 2007/8
Why was there a Conservative Ascendancy in Late-Victorian Britain?
by Professor Michael Bentley. Vol 13, No 1
Perceptions of the Irish Easter Rising, 1916 (Part I)
by William Simpson. Vol 13, No 1
Modernisation and the United States, 1901-39
by Professor Hugh Brogan. Vol 13, No 1
The Social Background of the Membership of the Nazi Party, 1919-1933
by Professor Detlef Mühlberger. Vol 13, No 1
The Great Reform Act and the Electorate after 1832
by Professor Eric J. Evans. Vol 13, No 2
Perceptions of the Irish Easter Rising, 1916 (Part II)
by William Simpson. Vol 13, No 2
Eastern Europe, 1918-1953
by Professor Paul G. Lewis. Vol 13, No 2
Germany 1945-95: Divided and Reunited
by Dr David Williamson. Vol 13, No 2
Terrorism in Regency London: the assassination of Spencer Perceval
by Dr Russ Foster. Vol 13, No 3
British Reactions to the First World War in the 1920s and 1930s
by Professor Brian Bond. Vol 13, No 3
Churchill and India Reform
by Dr Ian St John. Vol 13, No 3
Czechoslovakia, 1918-1990: a Historical Survey
by Dr Maria Dowling
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