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BBC History Magazine
February 2023
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WELCOME
FEBRUARY 2023
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ANNIVERSARIES
HELEN CARR highlights events that took place in February in history
Britain’s century of strike action
Recent months have seen thousands of workers – including nurses, railway employees and postal staff – go on strike around the United Kingdom. RICHARD TOYE explores the nation’s history of industrial action, and the extent to which it has been driven by political ideology or practical concerns
MICHAEL WOOD ON…
THE HISTORY OF SOCIAL HOUSING
The long fight over abortion rights in the United States
Fifty years ago, the US Supreme Court’s landmark Roe v Wade ruling guaranteed access to abortion throughout the United States – adecision that was reversed last summer. ALLISON MCKIBBAN charts the complex, often contradictory currents that have shaped women’s reproductive rights in America
HISTORY NEWS IN BRIEF
Last of the Dambusters dies George “Johnny” Johnson,
HIDDEN HISTORIES
KAVITA PURI explores lesser-known stories from our past
LETTERS
LETTER OF THE MONTH Fact and fiction While
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BOOKS
POLITICAL “Historians have spent decades debunking the argument
“Indigenous Americans who travelled across the Atlantic were horrified by inequalities in European society”
CAROLINE DODDS PENNOCK talks to Ellie Cawthorne about her new book tracing the remarkable stories of Indigenous Americans who voyaged to Europe after 1492
Trading on reputations
LUBAABA AL-AZAMI has mixed feelings about an insightful but sometimes Eurocentric look at the development of the East India Company
Northern exposure
Kai Thomas on In the Upper Country, his story of a formerly enslaved woman in Canada
Centuries of iron
JONATHAN BOFF is impressed by a comprehensive and insightful military history of Germany and its southern neighbours
Suspicions of sorcery
MALCOLM GASKILL has high praise for an engaging and still-relevant account of a 16th-century witch-hunt
THE CLASSIC BOOK
Jessie Childs on an evergreen exploration of popular beliefs in Tudor and Stuart England
Liberal views
RICHARD TOYE is intrigued but ultimately unconvinced by a detailed account of the state of British liberal politics in the first years of the 20th century
Breast practice
Milk: An Intimate History of Breastfeeding by Joanna
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Disraeli’s country retreat
Every great man needs a suitably great home – or so the eminent Victorian politician and writer Benjamin Disraeli believed. YORK MEMBERY explores the prime minister’s beloved Buckinghamshire manor and gardens
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The age of transformation
Those who write off the Middle Ages as an unchanging backwater are overlooking the seismic advances – in everything from scientific knowledge to self-awareness – that redefined what it meant to be human, argues Ian Mortimer
From clowns to kayaks: a history of fear and loathing
The past is studded with incidents when seemingly innocuous objects and situations have sparked repulsion in unfortunate sufferers. Kate Summerscale explores what the history of five phobias reveals about the mental states of people through the centuries
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How people power fuelled England’s century of chaos
Charles I’s clashes with parliament may dominate the history books, but behind the turmoil of the 17th century lay something deeper: a political awakening of the people
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