Contemporary Review

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Articles in Feb, 1997 issue of Contemporary Review

• Egypt preprares for the twenty-first century
  by Habeeb Salloum
• A History of Jerusalem: One City, Three Faiths. - book reviews
  by R.D. Kernohan
• A sidelight to the Hungarian Revolution - ethics and the doctors of the University of Pecs
  by Thomas Stapleton
• Authenticating Culture in Imperial Japan: Kuki Suzo and the Rise of National Aesthetics. - book reviews
  by Raymond Lamont-Brown
• Picture galleries outside London: The Christ Church Gallery, Oxford
  by Donald Bruce
• Winds of Change: The End of Empire in Africa. - book reviews
  by Raymond Tong
• Phyllis Bentley: novelist of Yorkshire life
  by Eric Ford
• Shakespeare's Edward III. - book reviews
  by Mervyn Horder
• A Polish family in music - Prince Michal Kleofas Oginski's musical gene lives on
  by Iwo Zaluski
• Unquiet waters - poem
  by Lakshmi Kannan
• Mandatory sentences: putting the record straight - UK Home Sec. Michael Howard's Crime Bill
  by Peter Coad
• All Must Have Prizes. - book reviews
  by Stephen Wade
• Separatism the Italian way: the Northern League
  by Paolo Tripodi
• The Oxford Companion to Twentieth Century Literature in English. - book reviews
  by Sean Finnegan
• Berlin: capital on the move
  by Thomas Orszag Land
• Grand Expectations: The United States, 1945-1974. - book reviews
  by Edward Bradbury
• The Chechen war and Russia's identity crisis
  by Dmitry Shlapentokh
• Hugh Gaitskell. - book reviews
  by George Wedd