An imperial frame of mind: imperialist and racialist attitudes in the British periodical press 1851-1914
Thesis
(1982). An imperial frame of mind: imperialist and racialist attitudes in the British periodical press 1851-1914

Study of Britain's periodical press from 1351 to 1914- reveals a widespread and continuous interest in imperial affairs. Expectations of economic reward from colonial ventures were accompanied by the desire to prevent foreign powers extending their t... Read More about An imperial frame of mind: imperialist and racialist attitudes in the British periodical press 1851-1914.

British military intelligence in the First World War
Thesis
(1984). British military intelligence in the First World War

Well fed, nurs'd and doctor'd: Workhouse Medical Care from Working-Class Biographies c.1750-1834
Journal Article
Tomkins. Well fed, nurs'd and doctor'd: Workhouse Medical Care from Working-Class Biographies c.1750-1834

Evangelicals and culture in England 1790-1833
Thesis
(1979). Evangelicals and culture in England 1790-1833

Evangelicals have traditionally been regarded as antiintellectual, ascetic, and philistine. This thesis examines the truth of the allegation with reference to a particular generation, that which came to the fore after the death of Wesley and had larg... Read More about Evangelicals and culture in England 1790-1833.