RETURN TO NEVERLAND? FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND THE HISTORY OF BRITISH INTELLIGENCE
Brief Report CHRISTOPHER J. MURPHY, DANIEL W. B. LOMAS, The Historical Journal, Volume 57 Issue 01, pp 273-287Abstract
Archiv für Januar 2014
POPULAR READING AND SOCIAL INVESTIGATION IN BRITAIN, 1850s–1940s
Research Articles CHRISTOPHER HILLIARD, The Historical Journal, Volume 57 Issue 01, pp 247-271Abstract
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF GLOBALIZATION: THE GENESIS OF DUNDEE’S TWO ‘UNITED FRONTS’ IN THE 1930s
Research Articles JIM TOMLINSON, The Historical Journal, Volume 57 Issue 01, pp 225-245Abstract
PACIFISM IN FIN-DE-SIÈCLE AUSTRIA: THE POLITICS AND LIMITS OF PEACE ACTIVISM
Research Articles DANIEL LAQUA, The Historical Journal, Volume 57 Issue 01, pp 199-224Abstract
ADAM SMITH AS ADVOCATE OF EMPIRE, c. 1870–1932
Research Articles MARC-WILLIAM PALEN, The Historical Journal, Volume 57 Issue 01, pp 179-198Abstract
HUMOUR, SATIRE, AND SEXUALITY IN THE CULTURE OF EARLY CHARTISM
Research Articles TOM SCRIVEN, The Historical Journal, Volume 57 Issue 01, pp 157-178Abstract
CUSTOM, IDENTITY, AND THE JURY IN INDIA, 1800–1832
Research Articles JAMES A. JAFFE, The Historical Journal, Volume 57 Issue 01, pp 131-155Abstract
SCOTTISH PERSPECTIVES ON WAR AND PATRIOTISM IN THE 1790s
Research Articles ANNA PLASSART, The Historical Journal, Volume 57 Issue 01, pp 107-129Abstract
THE OCCASIONAL CONFORMITY CONTROVERSY, MODERATION, AND THE ANGLICAN CRITIQUE OF MODERNITY, 1700–1714
Research Articles BRENT S. SIROTA, The Historical Journal, Volume 57 Issue 01, pp 81-105Abstract
THE OTTOMAN SIEGE OF VIENNA, ENGLISH BALLADS, AND THE EXCLUSION CRISIS
Research Articles ANDERS INGRAM, The Historical Journal, Volume 57 Issue 01, pp 53-80Abstract