SEELEY HISTORICAL LIBRARY
Journal articles
June 2013
American Historical Review, volume 118, number 2, April 2013
Mikhail, A.
Jones, R.T.
Jütte, D.
Green, N.
Evans, J.V.
Unleashing the beast: animals, energy, and the economy of labor in Ottoman
Egypt
Running into whales: the history of the north Pacific from below the waves
Interfaith encounters between the Jews and Christians in the early modern
period and beyond: toward a framework
Spacetime and the Muslim journey west: industrial communications n the
making of the “Muslim world”
Seeing subjectivity: erotic photography and the optics of desire
Cambridge Review of International Affairs, volume 26, number 2, June 2013
Howorth, J.
Humanitarian intervention and post-conflict reconstruction in the post-Cold
War era: a provisional balance-sheet
Davidson, J.W.
France, Britain and the intervention in Libya: and integrated analysis
Daddow, O. & Schnapper, P. Liberal intervention in the foreign policy thinking of Tony Blair and
David Cameron
Smith, R.
The UK response to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan: proposals for a
neutral and non-aligned Afghanistan, 1980-1981
Bentz, A.-S.
Afghan refugees in Indo-Afghan relations
Ludwig, J.Z.
Sixty years of Sino-Afghan relations
Griffin, C.
British and American military operations in the Battle of Helmand, 20062011
Maguire, L.
The US congress and the politics of Afghanistan: an analysis of the Senate
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees during George W Bush’s
second term
Mirra, C.
Insurgents, accidental guerrillas and valley-ism: an oral history of
oppositional US soldiers’ attitudes toward the enemy in Afghanistan
Contemporary British History, volume 27, number 2, June 2013
Jobson, R.
‘Waving the banners of a bygone age’, nostalgia and Labour’s clause IV
controversy, 1959-60
Moore, R.
Bad strategy and bomber dreams: a new view of the blue streak cancellation
Hopkins, J.
Translating the transnational: American ‘science’ and the British regional
problem, 1962-1965
Spelling, A.
‘A reputation for parsimony to uphold’: Harold Wilson, Richard Nixon and
the re-valued ‘special relationship’ 1969-1970
Taylor, A.G.
Street gangs in the interwar gorbals: the Jewish experience
Diplomatic History, volume 37, number 3, June 2013
Öhman, M.
O’Brien, P.P.
Larsen, D.
Young, K.
Malloy, S.L.
Sharma, P.
A convergence of crises: the expansion of slavery, geopolitical realignment,
and economic depression in the post-Napoleonic world
The American press, public, and the reaction to the outbreak of the First
World War
Abandoning democracy: Woodrow Wilson and promoting German
democracy, 1918-1919
Purging the forces of darkness: the United Sates, monetary stabilization, and
the containment of the Bolivian Revolution
Uptight in Babylon: Eldridge Cleaver’s Cold War
The United States, the World Bank, and the challenge of international
development in the 1970s
The English Historical Review, volume 128, number 532, June 2013
Saul, N.
An early private indenture of retainer: the agreement between Hugh
Despenser the Younger and Sir Robert De Shirland
Cogswell, T.
The return of the ‘decade alive’: the Earl of Bristol and Dr Eglisham in the
parliament of 1626 and in Caroline political culture
Leggett, D.
William Froude, John Henry Newman and scientific practice in the culture of
Victorian doubt
Aldrich, R.J.
Counting the cost of intelligence: the Treasury, National Service and GCHQ
Meredith, D.
In search of the industrial revolution
French History, volume 27, number 2, June 2013
Crombie, L.
O’Connor, A.
De Bellaigue, C.
Rausch, F.
Rogachevsky, N.
French and Flemish urban festive networks: archery and crossbow
competitions attended and hosted by Tournai in the fourteenth and fifteenth
centuries
Between monarch and monarchy: the education of the dauphin and
revolutionary politics, 1790-91
‘Only what is pure and exquisite’: girls’ reading at school in France, 1800-70
The impossible gouvernement représentif: constitutional culture in
Restoration France, 1814-30
Are plebiscites constitutional? A disputed question in the plebiscite campaign
of 1870
Government & Opposition, volume 48, number 3, July 2013
Van Biezen, I. & Wallace, H. Old and new oppositions in contemporary Europe
Best, R.E.
How party system fragmentation has altered political opposition in
established democracies
Albertazzi, D. & Mueller, S. Populism and liberal democracy: populists in governments in Austria,
Italy, Poland and Switzerland
Stubager, R.
The changing basis of party competition: education, authoritarian-libertarian
values and voting
Casal Bértoa, F.
De Vries, C.E.
Mungiu-Pippidi, A.
Post-communist politics: on the divergence (and/or convergence) of East and
West
Ambivalent Europeans? Public support for European integration in East and
West
The pursuit of freedom: Ghiţă Ionescu
History and Theory, volume 52, number 2, May 2013
Gafijczuk, D.
Ankersmit, F.
Dağli, M.
Pankakoski, T.
Dwelling within: the inhabited ruins of history
Representation as a cognitive instrument
The limits of Ottoman pragmatism
Reoccupying secularization: Schmitt and Koselleck on Blumenberg’s
challenge
History Today, volume 63, issue 7, July 2013
Beaton, R.
Syria: caught in a trap
Andrews, C.
La bête du gevaudan
Marsden, G.
Penry Williams
Jones, N.
Actors of atonement
Bradley, I.
Scotland’s first minister
Pellew, J.
Today’s history for the public good
Ludington, C.
Walpole, Whigs and wine
White, S.
Forgotten philanthropy
Storey, N.
Today’s history: the prince of dandies
Stanley, T.
The contrarian
Questier, M.
St. Margaret of York
Hudson, R.
The imperial penny post
DeAcre, M. & McMillan, N.
From peak to trough
Journal of Ecclesiastical History, volume 64, number 3, July 2013
Shwartz, L.
Higham, N.J.
Gray, J.M.
Wood, J.H.
Stanley, B.
Cooper, T.
Lieu, J.
Gargano comes to Rome: Castel Sant’Angelo’s historical origins
Bede’s agenda in book IV of the ‘Ecclesiastical History of the English
People’: a tricky matter of advising the King
Conscience and the word of God: religious arguments against the ex officio
oath
Going Dutch in the modern age: Abraham Kuyper’s struggle for a free church
in the nineteenth-century Netherlands
‘Lausanne 1974’: the challenge from the majority world to northernhemisphere evangelicalism
The I.B. Tauris History of the Christian Church series
The enduring legacy of pan-marcionism
Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, volume 41, number 2, June 2013
Newton, J.D.
Slavery, sea power and the state: the Royal Navy and the British West
African settlements, 1748-1756
Frew, C.
Peckham, R.
Keese, A.
Foray, J.L.
Ansari, S.
Veracini, L.
Hampshire, E.
Sister-in-law marriage in the empire: religious politics and legislative reform
in the Australian colonies 1850-1900
Infective economies: empire, panic and the business of disease
Searching for the reluctant hands: obsession, ambivalence and the practice of
organising involuntary labour in colonial Cuanza-Sul and Malange Districts,
Angola, 1926-1945
A unified empire of equal parts: the Dutch Commonwealth schemes of the
1920s-40s
Subjects or citizens? India, Pakistan and the 1948 British Nationality Act
‘Settler colonialism’: career of a concept
‘Apply the flame more searingly’: the destruction and migration of the
archives of British colonial administration: a Southeast Asia case study
Journal of Interdisciplinary History, volume 44, number 1, Summer 2013
Pilkington, N.
Growing up Roman: infant mortality and reproductive development
DeWitte, S. & Slavin, P.
Between famine and death: England on the eve of the Black Deathevidence from paleoepidemiology and manorial accounts
Herndon, R.W. & Challú, A.E. Mapping the Boston poor: inmates of the Boston almshouse, 17951801
Paris, I.
White goods during a golden age (1948-1973)
Journal of Medieval History, volume 39, number 2, June 2013
Wade, S.W.
Hinton, D.A.
Freeburn, R.
Bailey, A.E.
Hodgson, N.
Hoppenbrouwers, P.
Gertrude’s tonsure: an examination of hair as a symbol of gender, family and
authority in the seventh-century Vita of Gertrude of Nivelles
Demography: from Domesday and beyond
‘A greater honour and burden’: the predicament of Matthew of Albano, monk
and cardinal-bishop
Wives, mothers and widows on pilgrimage: categories of ‘women’ recorded
at English healing shrines in the High Middle Ages
Honour, shame and the fourth crusade
An Italian city-state geared for war: urban knights and the cavallata of Todi
Journal of Victorian Culture, volume 18, issue 1, Spring 2013
Charlotte Brontë’s Villette and the possibilities of a postsecular cosmopolitan
critique
Shepherd, J.
‘One of the best fathers until he went out of his mind’: paternal child-murder,
1864-1900
Young, P.
Industrializing Crusoe: adventure, modernity and Anglo-American
expansionism
Grey, D.J.R.
‘Liable to very gross abuse’: murder, moral panic and cultural fears over
infant life insurance, 1875-1914
Burrow, M.
The imperial souvenir: things and masculinities in H. Rider Haggard’s King
Soloman’s Mines and Allan Quatermain
Hamlett, J. & Hoskins, L.
Comfort in small things? Clothing, control and agency in county
lunatic asylums in nineteenth- and early twentieth-century England
Rogers, P.
The Johnson Club and late Victorian literary culture
Wong, D.
James, S.J.
Marie Corelli and the value of literary self-consciousness: The Sorrows of
Satan, popular fiction, and the Fin-de-Siècle canon
Journal of Victorian Culture, volume 18, issue 2, June 2013
Jones, S.O.
Staging the interior: the public and private intimacies of Thomas and Jane
Welsh Carlyle’s domestic lives
Dickson, M.
Jane Eyre’s ‘Arabian Tales’: reading and remembering the Arabian nights
Paxton, A.
Charles Kingsley’s saintly trials and husbandly duties
Campbell, K.
Culture, politics and Arnold revisited: the government inspector,
disinterestedness and ‘the function of criticism’
Waddington, K.
Death at St Bernard’s: anti-vivisection, medicine and the gothic
Mussell, J.
Digital spaces – introduction
Gregory, I. & Cooper, D.
Geographical technologies and the interdisciplinary study of peoples
and cultures of the past
Hager, L.
Towards a public humanities: academic blogging and the Journal of Victorian
Culture Online
Wisnicki, A.S.
Journey into digital humanities: one Victorianist’s tale
Journal of World History, volume 23, number 4, December 2012
Zaman, T.R.
Syros, V.
Visions of Juliana: a Portuguese woman at the court of the Mughals
An early modern South Asian thinker on the rise and decline of empires: Shā
Walī Allāh of Delhi
Levine, A.D.
Public good and partisan gain: political languages of faction in late imperial
China and eighteenth-century England
Hughes-Warrington, M.
Writing on the margins of the world: Hester Lynch Piozzi’s
Retrospection (1801) as middlebrow art
Burke, E.
Toward a comparative history of the modern Mediterranean, 1750-1919
Parliamentary History, volume 32, part 2, 2013
‘It is not easy what to say of our condition, much less to write it’: the
continued importance of scribal news in the early 18th century
Satsuma, S.
Politicians, merchants, and colonial maritime war: the political and economic
background of the American Act of 1708
Fleming, N.C.
Diehard conservatism, mass democracy, and Indian constitutional reform,
c.1918-35
Maiden, J. & Webster, P.
Parliament, the Church of England and the last gasp of political
Protestantism, 1963-4
Farrell, S.
Peers and the press in late 18th century Ireland
Barber, A.W.
The Sixteenth Century Journal, volume 44, number 1, Spring 2013
Hoekstra, G.R.
Kamerick, K.
Moran, M.
Andreas Pevernage’s Cantiones sacrae (1578) as a counter-reformation
statement of confessional loyalty in the Low Countries
Tanglost of Wales: magic and adultery in the Court of Chancery circa 1500
Brother-sister correspondence in the Spinelli family and the forming of family
networks in sixteenth-century Italy
Noorlander, D.L.
O’Banion, P.J.
“For the maintenance of the true religion”: Calvinism and the directors of the
Dutch West India Company
The crusading state: the expedition for the cruzada indulgence from Trent to
Lepanto
Social History, volume 38, number 2, May 2013
Griffin, E.
Downing, A.
Shore, H.
Goodrum, M.
Gunn, S.
Sex, illegitimacy and social change in industrializing Britain
The ‘Sheffield Outrages’: violence, class and trade unionism, 1850-70
‘Constable dances with instructress’: the police and the Queen of Nightclubs
in inter-war London
‘Friend of the people of many lands’: Johnny Everyman. ‘critical
internationalism’ and liberal post-war US heroism
People and the car: the expansion of automobility in urban Britain, c.1955-70
Southern Cultures, volume 19, number 2, Summer 2013
Watson, H.L.
Williams, R.M.
Front porch
A war in black and white: the cartoons of Norman Ethre Jennett & the North
Carolina election of 1898
Reed, J.S.
Bohemians and shenanigans in the 1920s French Quarter
McFee, M.
My inner hillbilly
Coclanis, P.A. & Engerman, S.L.
Would slavery have survived without the Civil War?
Economic factors in the American South during the
Antebellum and Postbellum eras
Smith, L. et. al.
Moon pies and memories
Chitwood, M.
Flip
Fowler, C.
“My integrity means more than a dollar bill”. Crandall Fountain’s
international agrarianism
Jackson, H.H.
The poutin’ house
Women’s History Review, volume 22, number 3, June 2013
Purvis, J.
Midgley, C.
Spencer, S.
Grey, D.J.R.
Gill, J.
Goodwin, G.
West, E.
Hunt, C.
Remembering Emily Wilding Davison (1872-1913)
Mary Carpenter and the Brahmo Samaj of India: a transnational perspective
of social reform in the age of empire
Boarding school fictions: schoolgirls’ own communities of learning
‘What woman is safe…?’: coerced medical examinations, suspected
infanticide, and the response of the women’s movement in Britain, 1871-1881
‘Quite the opposite of a feminist’: Phyllis McGinley, Betty Friedan and
discourses of gender in mid-century American culture
‘An Adamless Eden’: counterpublics and women writers’ sociability at the fin
de siècle through the experiences of Flora Annie Steel
‘Between slavery and freedom’: the expulsion and enslavement of free
women of colour in the US South before the Civil War
Gertrude Tuckwell and the British Labour Movement, 1891-1921: a study in
motives and influences
20th Century British History, volume 24, number 2, 2013
Hendy, D.
Høgsbjerg, C.
Roodhouse, M.
Lewis, J.
Bennett, H.
Painting with sound: the kaleidoscopic world of Lance Sieveking, a British
radio modernist
‘We lived according to the tenets of Matthew Arnold’: reflections on the
‘colonial Victorianism’ of the young C.L.R. James
‘Fish-and-chip intelligence’: Henry Durant and the British Institute of Public
Opinion, 1936-63
The failure to expand childcare provision and to develop a comprehensive
childcare policy in Britain during the 1960s and 1970s
‘Smoke without fire’? Allegations against the British Army in Northern
Ireland, 1972-5