Studying history /

• Black, Jeremy, 1955-
• MacRaild, Donald M.

• History -- Study and teaching (Higher)
• History -- Study and teaching (Secondary)
• Historiography

• Macmillan,

• How to study

• 0333687957

• Bibliography: p213-218. - Includes index.
• £8.99 : Formerly CIP.

• New history old problems studies in history teaching
• Medieval death ritual and representation
• Museums without barriers a new deal for disabled people
• Modern historiography an introduction
• Death in England an illustrated history
• History teaching nationhood and the state a study in educational politics
• New perspectives on historical writing
• Foundations of the conciliar theory the contribution of the medieval canonists from Gratian to the Great Schism
• On history
• Companion to historiography
• Managing the learning of history
• pursuit of history aims methods and new directions in the study of modern history
• History skills a students handbook
• modern historiography reader western sources
• Crossing the key stages of history effective history teaching 5 16 and beyond
• Marketing the museum
• On What is history from Carr and Elton to Rorty and White
• effective teaching of history
• What is history the George Macaulay Trevelyan lectures delivered in the University of Cambridge January March 1961
• pursuit of history aims methods and new directions in the study of modern history
• Unity heresy and reform 1378 1460 the conciliar response to the Great Schism
• Landscape and Englishness
• Seeable signs the iconography of the seven sacraments 1350 1544
• Selections from London labour and the London poor
• Pastors and visionaries religion and secular life in late medieval Yorkshire
• Jacobitism
• What is history teaching language ideas and meaning in learning about the past
• Re thinking history
• Hope and glory Britain 1900 1990
• King James VI and I
• History beyond the text a students guide to approaching alternative sources
• Neither right nor left fascist ideology in France
• Narrating our pasts the social construction of oral history
• cult of kingship in Anglo Saxon England the transition from paganism to Christianity
• John Wyclif and reform
• Learning in the museum
• Crises in the British state 1880 1930
• Popular cultures in England 1550 1750
• religious orders in England The end of the Middle Ages
• ordered society gender and class in early modern England
• experience of authority in early modern England
• oral history reader
• road to Vichy 1918 1938
• History in practice
• Museums and the shaping of knowledge
• Marriage and love in England modes of reproduction 1300 1840
• Ungovernable people the English and their law in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries
• Class and class consciousness in the Industrial Revolution 1780 1850
• Modern France 1880 2002
• mid Tudor crisis 1539 1563
• Octobrists to Bolsheviks Imperial Russia 1905 1917
• parish churches of medieval England
• Belief and unbelief in medieval Europe
• Popular culture in England c 1500 1850
• History a very short introduction
• Robert Walpole and the nature of politics in early eighteenth century Britain
• Medieval monasticism forms of religious life in Western Europe in the Middle Ages
• Museum time machine putting cultures on display
• Preserving the past the rise of heritage in modern Britain
• Fascism in Europe
• rise of respectable society a social history of Victorian Britain 1830 1900
• Lancastrian kings and Lollard knights
• concise history of France
• political development of the British Isles 1100 1400
• pre Reformation Church in England 1400 1530
• origins of English individualism the family property and social transition
• Crown and nobility 1272 1461 political conflict in late medieval England
• nobility of later medieval England the Ford lectures for 1953 and related studies
• Class in English history 1680 1850
• heritage industry Britain in a climate of decline
• France since the Popular Front government and people 1936 1996
• English Poor Law 1531 1782
• History and heritage consuming the past in contemporary culture papers presented at the conference Consuming the Past University of York 29 November 1 December 1996
• Holy feast and holy fast the religious significance of food to medieval women
• Russian revolution
• Tudor nobility
• Medieval England a social history 1250 1550
• Teaching history
• Tudor and Stuart town a reader in English urban history 1530 1688
• people of the parish community life in a late medieval English diocese
• Theatres of memory Past and present in contemporary culture
• James I
• Conflict in early Stuart England studies in religion and politics 1603 1642
• Historical writing in England c 1307 to the early sixteenth century
• family sex and marriage in England 1500 1800
• Issues in history teaching
• making of Huddersfield
• Twentieth century France politics and society 1898 1991
• Corpus Christi the Eucharist in late medieval culture
• fourth estate a history of women in the Middle Ages
• Lollards and reformers images and literacy in late medieval religion
• Western church in the Middle Ages
• pre Reformation church in England 1400 1530
• Henry VII the importance of his reign in English history
• remaking of the British working class 1840 1940
• early parties and politics in Britain 1688 1832
• Britain in the age of Walpole
• Modern Italy 1871 1995
• parish in English life 1400 1600
• Christianity in the West 1400 1700