Issue 58 September 2007

Janet Copeland focuses on an important figure in the emancipation of British women.

F.G. Stapleton highlights the key role played by the Italian King in the Rise of Mussolini.

John Etty examines how far history has been moulded by enviroment.

Richard Wilkinson shows that good history is never dull.

Did it matter that the fifth Tudor monarch was a woman rather than a man? Retha Warnicke investigates.

Viv Sanders corrects the male bias in the study of the civil rights movement in the USA.

Graham Goodlad examines the controversies surrounding the development of royal power under Charles II and James II.

Alan Farmer assesses the personal responsibility of the Führer

Robert Pearce attempts to probe the nature of the 1918-22 Coalition.