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England, Arise by Juliet Barker: the reviews

by Frankie Baldwin on January 19, 2015

From the author of Agincourt comes a new interpretation of the Peasant's Revolt. Two University of Sheffield second-year history undergraduates put it to the test: Frankie Baldwin, 2nd year history student Juliet Barker’s England Arise begins at the

The Return of Revolutions? Part 3: Be careful what you wish for

by David Andress on April 17, 2013

I have been studying revolutions and revolutionaries all my adult life. I was born only a few days after Jan

The Return of Revolutions? Part 2: Real revolutions, ‘revolutionaries’ and ‘the Revolution’

by David Andress on April 17, 2013

It might well be argued, looking at the list discussed in part 1, that we make far too much use

The Return of Revolutions?

by David Andress on April 17, 2013

Intro: Margaret Thatcher as Revolutionary Margaret Thatcher’s recent demise has shown us that the concept of ‘revolution’ is never far