Contemporary Review

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Articles in July, 1994 issue of Contemporary Review

• Vive les Folies Bergere!
  by Laurence Green
• The Diary of Sir Edward Walter Hamilton: 1885-1906. - book reviews
  by James Munson
• A World of its Own: 1815-1890. - The City of London, vol. 1 - book reviews
• African universities seek autonomy
  by Thomas Land
• Freud, Jung and Joyce: conscious connections
  by Liam F. Heaney
• Jane Austen and the Clergy. - book reviews
  by A.L. Rowse
• Global Change: Armageddon and the New World Order. - book reviews
  by Tony Bridge
• Italy turns rightwards
  by Mark Gilbert
• A South African nightmare
  by Albert A. Blum
• Gilbert and Sullivan: Interviews and Recollections. - book reviews
  by Desmond Hawkins
• Michael Foot. - book reviews
  by Paul B. Rose
• The material and spiritual sides of life
  by Gary Taylor
• Biedermeier romanticist - Carl Spitzweg
  by James Parkhill-Rathbone
• Sexuality and Gender in Early Modern Europe, Institutions, Texts, Images. - book reviews
  by John McGurk
• Who Stole the News? Why We Can't Keep Up with What Happens in the World and What We Can Do About It. - book reviews
  by Chris Arthur
• Ireland's forgotten patriot - John Redmond
  by Robert S. Redmond
• Setting Betjeman to music - John Betjeman
  by Mervyn Horder
• Flora MacDonald: The Most Loyal Rebel. - book reviews
  by R.D. Kernohan
• Europe: the Europe We Need. - book reviews