History of England 1-6

Ziegler, P., Wilson: The Authorised Life of Lord Wilson of Rievaulx (London, 1993)

Zweiniger-Bargielowska, I., Women in TwentiethCentury Britain (Harlow, 2001)

ARTICLES

Articles relating to twentiethcentury English history published in the following journals:

Cambridge Historical Journal (London, 1923–57)

English Historical Review (London, 1886–)

Historical Journal (Cambridge, 1958)

History (London, 1912–)

Journal of British Studies (Chicago, 1961)

Past & Present (Oxford, 1952–)

Transactions of the Royal Historical Society (London, 1872–)

Index

abortion, ref1

Abyssinia: Italian invasion (1935), ref1, ref2, ref3; emperor in exile, ref1

ACAS (Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service), ref1

Acton, Lord, ref1

Adam and the Ants, ref1

Adams, Gerry, ref1, ref2, ref3

Adenauer, Konrad, ref1, ref2

advertising, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5

Africa, colonization, ref1

agriculture: wages, ref1; depression, ref1; Chamberlain’s measures, ref1; BSE crisis, ref1

Aitken, Jonathan, ref1, ref2, ref3

Alamein battles (1942), ref1

alcohol: effects, ref1; cocktails, ref1; beer, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6

Aldington, Richard, ref1

Alfie (film), ref1

Aliens Act (1905), ref1

Amato, Giuliano, ref1

American: slang, ref1, ref2; music, ref1

Amery, Leo, ref1

Amiens, Battle of (1918), ref1

Amin, Idi, ref1

Amis, Kingsley, ref1, ref2, ref3; Lucky Jim, ref1

Amis, Martin, ref1

Amos, Baroness, ref1

Amritsar massacre (1919), ref1, ref2

anarchists, ref1, ref2

Anderson, Tryphena, ref1

Andropov, Yuri, ref1

Anglo-Irish Agreement (1985), ref1, ref2

Anglo-Irish treaty (1921), ref1

Anglo-Russian convention (1907), ref1

Animals, the, ref1, ref2

Anne, Princess, ref1

Annual Register, ref1

Anti-Comintern Pact, ref1

Antonescu, Ion, ref1

appeasement, ref1

Arab–Israeli war (1973), ref1, ref2

architecture: suburban, ref1; Sixties, ref1

Argentina: fugitive Germans, ref1; Falklands war, ref1

aristocracy: political parties, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5; landholding, ref1, ref2; establishment, ref1; Lords reform, ref1; new, ref1; in decline, ref1; sporting role, ref1

army: condition of troops, ref1, ref2; ‘Curragh Mutiny’, ref1; troop numbers, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4; volunteers, ref1, ref2, ref3; equipment, ref1, ref2, ref3; Western Front losses, ref1; conscription, ref1, ref2; officer class, ref1; conscription (1939), ref1; jokes about inactivity, ref1; demobs, ref1; ban on homosexuals issue, ref1

Arras, Battle of (1917), ref1

arts: modernism, ref1; Sixties, ref1; psychedelic, ref1; response to Thatcher, ref1, ref2; government spending, ref1

Ashdown, Paddy, ref1, ref2, ref3

Asquith, Herbert Henry: relationship with C-B, ref1; chancellor, ref1; administration, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4; background and character, ref1, ref2; drinking, ref1, ref2; career, ref1, ref2; speeches, ref1; religion, ref1; marriage, ref1; election (January 1910), ref1; Lords reform, ref1; on death of Edward VII, ref1; George V’s view of, ref1; response to strikes (1910–11), ref1; response to suffragettes, ref1; third Irish Home Rule Bill (1912), ref1, ref2, ref3; on Law, ref1, ref2, ref3; dealing with Ulster Protestants, ref1; doubts Dardanelles strategy, ref1; loss of reputation, ref1; coalition leader, ref1; view of conscription, ref1; war strategy, ref1; response to Easter Rising (1916), ref1; Irish Home Rule plan (1916), ref1; forced out by Lloyd George, ref1; support for women’s suffrage, ref1; post-war Liberal party leadership, ref1, ref2; loses seat (1918), ref1; on Black and Tans, ref1; election results (1923), ref1; suggests Labour minority government, ref1; relationship with Labour government, ref1; election defeat (1924), ref1; replaced by Lloyd George (1926), ref1

Asquith, Margot (Tennant), ref1

Astaire, Fred, ref1

asylum seekers: local councils’ obligation to, ref1; legislation, ref1, ref2; rise in number, ref1; not a concern, ref1

Atlantic Conveyor, SS, ref1

Attlee, Clement: background, ref1; view of MacDonald’s administration, ref1, ref2; Labour leadership, ref1, ref2; election results (1935), ref1; on Munich Agreement, ref1; illness, ref1; response to coalition proposal, ref1; prime minister (1945), ref1; appearance and character, ref1; cabinet, ref1; on rationing, ref1; on Britain’s financial position, ref1; calls second general election, ref1; education policy, ref1; on Macmillan, ref1

Auden, W. H., ref1

Auschwitz, death camp, ref1, ref2

Austria: German population, ref1; British policy, ref1, ref2; German incorporation, ref1; massacre of Jews, ref1

Austria-Hungary, ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5

Awdry, Wilbert and Christopher: Thomas the Tank Engine series, ref1

Baden-Powell, Robert: career, ref1; Scouting for Boys, ref1

Baker, Kenneth, ref1

Baldwin, Oliver, ref1