Modern British History

Joseph Sramek

Modern British History from the French Revolution to Tony Blair, mainly focusing on the period between 1830 and 1945.

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Labour and the Outbreak of War: Summer 1939, Part II

Part II of a two-part series on the final few months before World War II broke out, concluding the very long series on this site about Labour and Appeasement during the 1930s.

Labour and the Outbreak of War, Summer 1939, Part I

Part I of a two-part series on the final few months before World War II broke out, concluding the very long series on this site about Labour and Appeasement during the 1930s.

Violence Against Women in Europe and America, Part IV

Part IV of a 4-part series exploring recent scholarship on the history of rape and spousal murder in France, England, and the United States.

Violence Against Women in Europe and America, Part III

Part III of a 4-part series exploring recent scholarship on the history of rape and spousal murder in France, England, and the United States.

Violence Against Women in Europe and America, Part II

Part II of a 4-part series exploring recent scholarship on the history of rape and spousal murder in France, England, and the United States.

Violence Against Women in Europe and America, Part I

Part I of a 4-part series exploring recent scholarship on the history of rape and spousal murder in France, England, and the United States.

Building a New Jerusalem?: Labour in Power 1945-51, Part II

The post-war Attlee Government (1945-1951)--the first Labour Government to have a working majority--was one of the more important Governments of the twentieth century. Nevertheless, there is great debate among British historians over the level of this importance, and the degree of change the Government effected. This two-part essay illustrates the basic ...

Building a New Jerusalem?: Labour in Power 1945-51, Part I

The post-war Attlee Government (1945-1951)--the first Labour Government to have a working majority--was one of the more important Governments of the twentieth century. Nevertheless, there is great debate among British historians over the level of this importance, and the degree of change the Government effected. This extend essay illustrates the basic ...

Regional Particularism in Victorian Criminal Justice

Book review on a book about criminal justice in Victorian Kent during the middle and late nineteenth century.

Napoleon's Irish Army (book review)

Book review of John G. Gallaher's Napoleon's Irish Legion,, a book about a legion initially set up in 1802 for a proposed invasion of the British Isles and later used in numerous Napoleonic campaigns.

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Modern British History

The Coming of Age of Imperialism (1772-1813), Part 1 (1 msgs)

Discussing Imperialism and Size (1 msgs)

The Dieppe Raid in its Proper Context (2 msgs)

Britons: Forging A Nation, 1707-1837 (book review) (1 msgs)

The Irish Potato Famines of 1845-49: A British Genocide? (13 msgs)

Policing Victorian London (1 msgs)

Margaret Thatcher's Revolution of 1979? (book review) (1 msgs)

Advance Birthday Greetings (17 msgs)

Were the 1950's that good in Britain? (1 msgs)

Were the Interwar Years Truly a Slump?, Part II (book review) (1 msgs)

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