The Historical Journal Volume 49 - Issue 01 - March 2006
THE PRINCELY STATE AND THE NOBLE FAMILY: CONFLICT AND CO-OPERATION IN THE MARGRAVIATES ANSBACH–KULMBACH IN THE EARLY SIXTEENTH CENTURY Hillay Zmora pp 1 - 21
RETHINKING REPUBLICANISM: VINDICIAE, CONTRA TYRANNOS IN CONTEXT Anne Mclaren pp 23 - 52
ARMINIANISM, CATHOLICISM, AND PURITANISM IN ENGLAND DURING THE 1630S Michael Questier pp 53 - 78
THE CONTEXTS AND CONTOURS OF BRITISH ECONOMIC LITERATURE, 1660–1760 Julian Hoppit pp 79 - 110
ENLIGHTENED ERUDITION AND THE POLITICS OF READING IN JOHN TOLAND'S CIRCLE J. A. I. Champion pp 111 - 141
PRUSSIA'S ‘TRANS-OCEANIC MOMENT’: THE CREATION OF THE PRUSSIAN ASIATIC TRADE COMPANY IN 1750 Florian Schui pp 143 - 160
BRITISH IDENTITIES AND THE POLITICS OF ANCIENT POETRY IN LATER EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY ENGLAND Philip Connell pp 161 - 192
FAMINE AND LAND IN IRELAND AND INDIA, 1845–1880: JAMES CAIRD AND THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF HUNGER Peter Gray pp 193 - 215
‘VILLA TORYISM’ AND POPULAR CONSERVATISM IN LEEDS, 1885–1902 Matthew Roberts pp 217 - 246
EMPIRE DAY IN BRITAIN, 1904–1958 Jim English pp 247 - 276
MAJOR HUGH POLLARD, MI6, AND THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR Graham D. Macklin pp 277 - 280
EMPIRE AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS IN VICTORIAN POLITICAL THOUGHT Duncan S. A. Bell pp 281 - 298
FEET OF CLAY? THE SOVIET ECONOMIC GIANT IN RECENT HISTORIOGRAPHY Peter Gatrell pp 299 - 315
THE ITALIAN NOVECENTO AND ITS HISTORIANS R. J. B. Bosworth pp 317 - 329