The Historical JournalVolume 45 - Issue 02 - June 2002 Tables of contents
ArticlesTHE PROTESTATION PROTESTED, 1641 AND 1642DAVID CRESSYpp 251-279
THE FARNLEY WOOD PLOT AND THE MEMORY OF THE CIVIL WARS IN YORKSHIREANDREW HOPPERpp 281-303
THOMAS HOBBES AND THE BLACKLOIST CONSPIRACY OF 1649JEFFREY R. COLLINSpp 305-331
POPERY, POLITICS, AND PRIVATE JUDGEMENT IN EARLY HANOVERIAN BRITAINANDREW C. THOMPSONpp 333-356
SHAKESPEARE AND RADICALISM: THE USES AND ABUSES OF SHAKESPEARE IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY POPULAR POLITICSANTONY TAYLORpp 357-379
LIBERALISM AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN LATE NINETEENTH-CENTURY GERMANY AND ENGLANDJAN PALMOWSKIpp 381-409
BETWEEN REFORM AND REPRESSION: IMPRISONMENT IN WEIMAR GERMANYNIKOLAUS WACHSMANNpp 411-432
THE BRITISH LABOUR PARTY AND THE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC DURING THE ERA OF NON-RECOGNITION, 1949–1973STEFAN BERGER, DARREN G. LILLEKERpp 433-458
BEFORE THE WALL: EAST GERMANS, COMMUNIST AUTHORITY, AND THE MASS EXODUS TO THE WESTCOREY ROSSpp 459-480
Review ArticleCATHOLICISM IN EARLY MODERN ENGLAND: BOSSY AND BEYONDCHRISTOPHER HAIGHpp 481-494
Other ReviewsCrime and mentalities in early modern England. By Malcolm Gaskill. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2000. Pp. xiv+377. ISBN 0-521-57275-4. £40.ALEXANDRA SHEPARDpp 495-498
The state and social change in early modern England, c. 1550–1640. By Steve Hindle. Early Modern History: Society and Culture. Basingstoke: Macmillan, 2000. Pp. x+338. ISBN 0-333-63384-9. £40.ANDY WOODPp 495-498