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Showing posts with label Hester Barron. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hester Barron. Show all posts

Saturday, 30 January 2010

To what extent was the First World War responsible for the longer-term Liberal decline?



Hester Barron, University of Sussex.

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UK Living standards 1919-39

 
Hester Barron, University of Sussex.

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Reasons for the 'Labour landslide' in 1945



Hester Barron, University of Sussex.

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Tuesday, 20 January 2009

Latest Podcasts

We have just finished filming 4 British History podcasts from Hester Barron (University of Sussex) on subjects including the 1926 General Strike, 4 podcasts from Chris Prior (University of Leeds) looking at British Imperial history, notably the Boer War, and 3 further podcasts from Simon Hall (University of Leeds) that will compliment his first podcast focused on Civil Rights, with commentary on John Kennedy's relationship with Civil Rights, the Black Panthers and much more... They should be up on the site and available via the feed by the end of January.
The Forum is now up and running and an ideal place to debate the issues that interest you and ask those questions that are proving difficult.
As ever, if you have any questions or would like to suggest podcasts that we need to record, let me know: Jonathan



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