Sempringham eLearning online lectures

 

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Lectures

w Lectures are about 30 mins: this allows some time for immediate discussion
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w An A4 sheet with reading suggestions and questions for discussion accompanies each lecture

 

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FREE study skills lecture

A talk on study skills for AS/A2 History (free 30 mins introduction) by Gilbert Pleuger

 

For access to all lectures go to www.ehistory.org.uk the new Sempringham eLearning portal
 

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British History

Political History

The 1867 Reform Act [including reference to the 1885 Reform Act] by Professor Martin Pugh

Gladstone and the Liberal Party by Professor Martin Pugh

Joseph Chamberlain, Tariff Reform and the Liberal Party by Professor Martin Pugh

Disraeli and Conservative Revival by Professor Martin Pugh

Salisbury and late-Victorian Conservatism by Professor Martin Pugh

National Decadence and National Efficiency c. 1890s to 1914 by Professor Martin Pugh

The campaign for Women's Suffrage from c. 1860s to the First World War by Professor Martin Pugh

The campaign for Women's Suffrage from the First World War to 1928 by Professor Martin Pugh

Was the Labour Party displacing the Liberals before 1914? by Professor Martin Pugh

The Edwardian Liberal Governments, 1905-14 by Professor Martin Pugh

The Impact of the First World War on British Politics by Professor Martin Pugh

Lloyd George as Prime Minister by Professor Martin Pugh

Lloyd George and the Liberal Party by Professor Martin Pugh

The Rise of Labour c. 1914 to 1929 by Professor Martin Pugh

Ramsay MacDonald and the fall of the Second Labour Government 1929-31 by Professor Martin Pugh

The General Strike of 1926 - causes and consequences by Professor Martin Pugh

Baldwin and the National Governments by Professor Martin Pugh

British fascism between the Wars by Professor Martin Pugh

The political career of Winston Churchill c. 1904-1939 by Professor Martin Pugh

The Impact of the Second World War on British Politics (inc. 1945 general election] by Professor Martin Pugh

Social/economic History

The question of poverty in the late-Victorian and Edwardian era by Professor Martin Pugh

Trade Unions, from late-Victorian times to 1918] by Professor Martin Pugh

The Edwardian social welfare reforms - origins of the welfare state? by Professor Martin Pugh

The Impact of the First World War on British society by Professor Martin Pugh

Unemployment in the inter-war period by Professor Martin Pugh

The standard of living and consumerism in Britain during the 1920s and 1930s by Professor Martin Pugh

Women and feminism between the wars by Professor Martin Pugh

European and World History

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