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...study of history is marked by academic debate and as new evidence has come to light a recognition of Clive’s role in the Bengal famine has developed. Historians must wrestle with Clive’s numerous reputations: brilliant army general, corrupt company governor, fantastically wealthy MP and reckless administrator responsible for the deaths of millions of Bengalis. In...

...studying this course, you should be able to: understand the different forms of activism used to oppose nuclear weapons since 1945 learn how anti-nuclear activism has different in different countries and regions navigate newly digitised primary sources to gain a deeper understanding of anti-nuclear activism...Introduction and guidance: Moving around the course - In the...

...studies. His lectures were never dry." For twenty-six years he lectured at Oxford, finally giving up his post in 1881. From that time to the time of his death he remained in his college, taking no actual part in the tuition, but still enjoying the Fellowship that he had won in 1861. This is an official account, a brief sketch of an intensely interesting life. It tells...