Power
The accumulation of, the acceptance of, and the use of power are all explored in this section. The individual reigns of some monarchs are looked at such as those from the Tudor period, but so are other leaders, despotic and revolutionary. Contemporary issues of the use of power in a democracy are explored are more complex ideas around power through individual actions and movements in history.
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Ending the French Revolution
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Parliament, people or privilege: Do we need a better understanding of constitutional history?
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Radicalism and its Results, 1760-1837
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The Victorian Age
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Agincourt 1415-2015
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Podcast: Re-imagining Democracy
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The Great Charter: Then and now
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Interpretations of the French Revolution
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Will China Democratise?
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Queen Anne
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The Early Mediaeval State
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Queenship in Medieval England: A Changing Dynamic?
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Women, War and Revolution
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The Great Powers in the Pacific
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Henry VIII
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Cavour and Italian Unification
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The Tudor Court
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Francis I and Absolute Monarchy
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Stalinism
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The Origins of Parliament
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