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Theses Completed 2003
Historical Methods Contested histories or multiple pasts? The
representation of the archaeological past in the museum. S.H. Webb.
Cambridge Ph.D. 2002. Tyche: fortune and chance in Euripides and 5th-century historiography. V. Giannopoulou. Oxford D.Phil. 2002. Polybius's concept of Pragmatike Historia: constitutional decline and the struggle for the Peloponnese. Paul C. Hunt. (Professor Simon Hornblower.) London Ph.D. 2003. The idea of the Roman past in early medieval Italy: Paul the Deacon's Historia Romana. B.D.P. Cornford. (Professor Rosamond D. McKitterick.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Historiography in the Ayyubid period. Konrad Hirschler. (Professor Gerald R. Hawting.) London Ph.D. 2003. The Presbyterian interpretation of Scottish history. G. Neil Forsyth. (Professor David W. Bebbington.) Stirling Ph.D. 2003. Plural pasts: the role of function and audience in the creation of meaning in Ottoman and modern Turkish accounts of the siege of Nagykanizsa. Claire Norton. (Dr. Rhoads Murphey.) Birmingham Ph.D. 2003. Ottomans looking west? The idea of a 'Tulip Age' (1718-30) and its development in Turkish historiography, 1908-50. Can Erimtan. (Dr. Celia J. Kerslake.) Oxford D.Phil. 2003. Sites of salvage: science history between the wars. J. Thomas Scheinfeldt. (Dr. James A. Bennett.) Oxford D.Phil. 2003. Derrida and the Holocaust. Simon Jacobson. (Professor Patrick J. Joyce.) Manchester Ph.D. 2002. The liberation of the Nazi concentration camps in British memory. Aimee Bunting. (Professor A.R.J. (Tony) Kushner.) Southampton M.Phil. 2003. Historical justification and the portrayal
of Palestinian political identity, 1967-77. G. Rangwala. (Professor
James B.L. Mayall.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002. General A social archaeology of the iron age household: domestic space in western Denmark, 500 B.C.-A.D. 200. L. Webley. Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Early Christian attitudes to war, violence and military service. Despina Iosif. (Professor John A. North.) London Ph.D. 2003. Egypt Continuity and change: a biological history of ancient Egypt. S.R. Zakrzewski. Cambridge Ph.D. 2002. Greece and Mediterranean Devices, contexts, systems, administration and states in bronze age Crete, 2000-1450 B.C. C. Hatzimichael. Cambridge Ph.D. 2002. The economic relations of religious and political organisations and social groups in the Mycenaean world. L.M. Bendall. (Dr. D.J.L. Bennett.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002. The Athenian grain supply in the 5th and 4th centuries B.C. A.E. Moreno. Oxford D.Phil. 2003. Ancient Rome and the Empire Transforming Tarantine horizons: a political, social and cultural history, 4th-1st century B.C. A.C. Poulter. Oxford D.Phil. 2002. Intellectual responses to Rome, 146 B.C.-14 A.D. L.M. Yarrow. Oxford D.Phil. 2002. Between city and country: the cultural background, character and function of Gallo-Roman urban peripheries. P.J. Goodman. Oxford D.Phil. 2002. The influence of Alexander the Great on Julius Caesar. Andrew Tompkinson. (Dr. Andrew T. Fear.) Keele M.Phil. 2002. Democratic ideas and political practice in the late Roman Republic. Valentina Arena. (Professor Michael H. Crawford.) London Ph.D. 2003. The repression of violence in the Roman principate. Benjamin Kelly. (Professor A.W. Lintott.) Oxford D.Phil. 2003. Monetary circulation in Dacia in the period from Trajan to Constantine, A.D. 106-337. C.A. Gazdac. Oxford D.Phil. 2002. Citizenship and social status in the western Mediterranean from the later Roman empire to the early middle ages: the case of Spain. C. Lo Nero. (Professor David S.H. Abulafia.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Peasants, patronage and taxation, c.280-c.480. C.A. Grey. (Professor Peter D.A. Garnsey.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002. Salvian of Marseilles: a late Roman social critic. David R. Lambert. (Dr. Simon T. Loseby and Dr. Matthew S. Kempshall.) Oxford D.Phil. 2003. Early and Roman Britain A sacred commodity: the production, circulation and consumption of early metal axes in Ireland. J.P. Dickins. Cambridge M.Litt. 2003. The use and organisation of space: settlements
in England, A.D. 400-1000. Carolyn Ware. (Dr. Jan Harding and Dr.
Kevin Greene.) Newcastle Ph.D. 2003. General and Continental Franks and Greeks, Latins and Romans: Greek identity and the Frangokrateia. Gillian P. Page. (Professors Peter Lock and Graham Loud.) Leeds Ph.D. 2003. The politics of submission in the early medieval British Isles and Brittany (8th-11th centuries). Michael R. Davidson. (Dr. Thomas S. Brown and Dr. A. Wolff.) Edinburgh Ph.D. 2003. Carolingian women and property holding in the St. Gall archive, 700-920. Katherine J. Bullimore. (Dr. Catherine R.E. Cubitt.) York Ph.D. 2003. Uses of the Psalter in Carolingian St. Gallen. T.N.S. Tibbetts. (Professor Rosamond D. McKitterick.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. The career of the Empress Judith, 819-43. Elizabeth F. Ward. (Professor Janet L. Nelson.) London Ph.D. 2003. The Christianization of Scandinavia: a comparative study. Alexandra Sanmark. (Professor Wendy E. Davies.) London Ph.D. 2003. Icelanders and the early kings of Norway: the evidence of legal and literary texts. P.P. Boulhosa. Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. The West looks at Constantinople: the idea of the city as renewal and utopia in selected medieval French and Franco-Italian texts. R.M. Devereaux. Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Beasts in the woods: medieval responses to the threatening wild. A.G. Pluskowski. (Dr. Catherine M. Hills.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. The education of queens in the 11th and 12th centuries. M.G. Shergold. Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. The city of Troia and its territory, c.1020-c.1220. Paul Oldfield. (Dr. Graham A. Loud.) Leeds M.A. 2003. The chronology, the scale and the impact of the Norman conquest of/on southern Italy in the 11th century. Christine A. Bonniot. (Dr. Graham A. Loud.) Leeds Ph.D. 2003. Women and the use of space in Normandy, c.1050-c.1300. L.V. Hicks. (Dr. Elisabeth M.C. van Houts.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. The relationship between the counts of Flanders and the Capetian kings, 1060-1214. James Ruel. (Dr. Marcus G. Bull.) Bristol M.Litt. 2003. Episcopal elections in Normandy and greater Anjou, c.1140-c.1230. Joerg H. Peltzer. (Dr. Jean H. Dunbabin.) Oxford D.Phil. 2003. Relations between the Latin East and western Europe, 1187-1291. Linda Drummond Ross. (Dr. Jonathan P. Phillips.) London Ph.D. 2003. The merchant of Genoa: the Crusades, the Genoese and the Latin East, 1187-1225. M. Mack. (Professor David S.H. Abulafia.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Animals and animal lore in the Bonum universale de apibus by Thomas of Cantimpre, c.1200-1270. Nadia Pollini. (Dr. Miri E. Rubin.) Oxford D.Phil. 2003. Coinage, monetary policy and monetary economy in Greece, 1204-1350. Julian R. Baker. (Professors John F. Haldon and Anthony A.M. Bryer.) Birmingham Ph.D. 2002. The politics of exclusion in Florence, 1215-1434. Fabrizio Ricciardelli. (Dr. Humfrey C. Butters.) Warwick Ph.D. 2003. The presentation and practice of Crusading according to John of Joinville and his contemporaries. C.A. Smith. (Professor Jonathan S.C. Riley-Smith.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Late Byzantine aristocratic women: diplomacy and gender. Anna M. Williams. (Dr. Leslie Brubaker.) Birmingham Ph.D. 2002. Birger Jarl and 13th-century Swedish kingship. Philip Line. (Professor Ian N. Wood.) Leeds Ph.D. 2003. In the eye of the beholder: the depiction of the eye in Western sculpture, with special reference to the period 1350-1700 and to colour sculpture. H. Hagele. Cambridge Ph.D. 2002. The 'obediences' of the Great Schism and conciliar era: the distinction between the personal and territorial with jurists Johannes de Imola, Dominicus de Sancto Geminiano and Petrus de Monte. Martin J. Cable. (Professor Janet Coleman.) London Ph.D. 2001. The depiction of deformity in Italian art, c.1450-c.1650. A.J.A. Butterworth. Cambridge Ph.D. 2002. Pinturicchio's Roman fresco cycles re-examined, 1478-94. Claudia La Malfa. (Professor Charles A. Hope and Dr. Jill A. Kraye.) London Ph.D. 2003. The politics of youth: the representation of young noblemen in the late 15th- and early 16th-century interludes. Fiona S. Dunlop. (Mr. Nicholas Havely and Dr. P Jeremy P. Goldberg.) York Ph.D. 2003. The tribunal of Zaragoza and crypto-Judaism, 1484-1515. A.Y. D'Abrera. (Professor David S.H. Abulafia.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Machiavelli and Italian nationhood. William Landon. (Dr. Richard S. Mackenney.) Edinburgh Ph.D. 2003. The eclipse of empire? Perceptions of the western empire and its rulers in 13th and early 14th century France. Christopher N. Jones. (Dr. Len E. Scales.) Durham Ph.D. (Hist.) The Claxtons: A North-Eastern Gentry Family in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries. Brian Austin Barker. (Professors Anthony J. Pollard and Richard H. Britnell.) Teesside Ph.D. 2003 (Law, Arts & Hum.) British Isles Landscapes, communities and exchange: a reassessment of Anglo-Saxon economics and social change, A.D. 400-900, with special reference to Kent. Stuart J. Brookes. (Dr. Martin G. Welch and Mr. Gustav Milne.) London Ph.D. 2003. Aspects of gender and craft production in early Anglo-Saxon England, with reference to the kingdom of Kent. Susan K. Harrington. (Dr. Sue Hamilton and Dr. Martin G. Welch.) London Ph.D. 2003. The presence of magic in the middle ages, particularly the incorporation of pagan beliefs into Christianity within the British Isles. Jennifer L. Grabove. (Dr. Julian P. Haseldine.) Hull Ph.D. 2003. The development of the rural landscape of the Bourn Valley, south Cambridgeshire, c.600-1100 A.D. S.M. Oosthuizen. Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. The Synonyma by Isidore of Seville as a source in Anglo-Saxon England. C. Di Sciacca. Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Anglo-Saxon attitudes to the past: a landscape perspective. S.J. Semple. Oxford D.Phil. 2003. Symbols of change: Anglo-Saxon pendant crosses of the Middle Saxon period, c.600-c.720/30. A.E. Chadwick. Cambridge M.Litt. 2002. The emporia of Middle Saxon England: hinterlands, trade and rural exchange. J.B.O. Palmer. Oxford D.Phil. 2003. Early ecclesiastical organization: the evidence from north-east Yorkshire. Christiane Kroebel. (Professor David W. Rollason.) Durham M.A. 2003. Political geography and political structures in earlier medieval Ireland. Katherine M. McGowan. (Professor David N. Dumville.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. A green space beyond self-interest: the evolution of common land in Norfolk, c.750-2003. Sara Birtles. (Dr. Tom M. Williamson.) East Anglia Ph.D. 2003. Slavery and culture in medieval Britain and Ireland: an alternative perspective of an enduring institution. David Wyatt. (Dr. William M. Aird.) Wales Ph.D. 2003. The Vikings and their impact on Kent, 792 A.D.-1042 A.D. Richard Vince. (Dr. Richard G. Gameson.) Kent M.A. 2002. Britain and Scandinavian Ireland: the dynasty of Ivarr and pan-insular politics to 1014. C.E. Downham. (Dr. L. Abrams.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Sanctity in 10th-century Anglo-Latin hagiography: Wulfstan of Winchester's Vita Sancti Æthelwoldi and Byrhtferth of Ramsey's Vita Sancti Oswaldi. Nicola J. Robertson. (Dr. Mary Swan and Professor Ian N. Wood.) Leeds Ph.D. 2003. The origin and development of the English reredos, 1000-1540. D.T. Ollmann. Cambridge Ph.D. 2002. Fictions of Judaism in medieval England. A.P. Bale. Oxford D.Phil. 2002. Devotion to St. John the Baptist in England in the middle ages. M. McDonagh. (Dr. Eamon Duffy.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. The 11th- and early 12th-century manuscripts of Bury St. Edmunds abbey. R.J. Rushforth. (Professor David M. Dumville.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. The growth and decline of direct demesne management in medieval England. Nicholas Poynder. (Professor Bruce M.S. Campbell.) Belfast Ph.D. 2003. Silver mining in England and Wales, 1066-1500. Peter F. Claughton. (Professor Roger Burt and Dr. Jane C. Whittle.) Exeter Ph.D. 2003. The town and manor of Glastonbury, c.1086-1400. Lynn Marston. (Professor Harold S.A. Fox.) Leicester Ph.D. 2003. The history of Guildford castle. Mary Alexander. (Dr. Grenville G. Astill and Dr. Anne E. Curry.) Reading Ph.D. 2003. The medieval palace, park and forest of Clarendon, Wiltshire. Mandy Richardson. (Professor Tom Beaumont James and Dr. Andrew Reynolds.) Southampton Ph.D. 2003. The granges and estates of Kirkstall abbey in the 12th and 13th centuries. Robert J. Wright. (Dr. Alan Young and Professor David M. Palliser.) Leeds Ph.D. 2002. Monastic letter-collections of the 12th century in England. Nicholas E. Karn. (Professor Richard Sharpe.) Oxford D.Phil. 2003. A history of Catholicism in the Furness peninsula, 1127-1997. Anne C. Parkinson. (Dr. Michael A. Mullett.) Lancaster Ph.D. 2003. Croxton abbey: buildings and community. Jacqueline Hall. (Dr. E. Christopher Norton and Ms. Jane C. Grenville.) York M.Phil. 2003. Chantry foundations and chantry chaplains at St. Paul's cathedral, London, c.1200-1548. Marie-Hélene Rousseau. (Professor Caroline M. Barron.) London Ph.D. 2003. Alien courtiers of 13th-century England and their assimilation. Michael G.I. Ray. (Professor David A. Carpenter.) London Ph.D. 2003. The bishop's palace at Wells: an architectural and social history, c.1207-1465. M.M. Reeve. Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Dominican art and architecture in the Cambridge Visitation, c.1220-c.1540. Elizabeth Smale. (Dr. Jean Michel Massing.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002. Feeding the poor to commemorate the dead: the pro anima almsgiving of Henry III of England, 1227-72. Sally A. Dixon-Smith. (Professor David L. d'Avray.) London Ph.D. 2003. The views of Roger Bacon on geography, world religions and the defence of Christendom as expressed in his Opus Maius. A.L. Power. (Professor David S.H. Abulafia.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. The Fitzalan earls of Arundel to 1415. David C. Greenhalgh. (Dr. A. Huw Pryce.) Wales M.Phil. 2003. London clothmaking, c.1250-c.1550. John R. Oldland. (Professor Caroline M. Barron.) London M.Phil. 2003. Monastic charitable provision in later medieval England, c.1260-1540. N.S. Rushton. (Dr. Richard M. Smith.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Military technology in late 13th- and 14th-century England. Randy Storey. (Dr. Anne E. Curry.) Reading Ph.D. 2003. Rural credit, debt litigation and manor courts in England, c.1290-c.1380. C.D. Briggs. (Dr. Richard M. Smith.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. The patronage of Benedictine art and architecture in the west of England during the later middle ages (1300-1540). J.M. Luxford. (Dr. P. Binski.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Late medieval English and Welsh monasteries and their patrons, c.1300-1540. Karen Stoeber. (Professors Michael A. Hicks and Barbara A.E. Yorke.) Southampton Ph.D. 2003. Rings of the Lord: the finger-ring as a devotional object in later medieval England. Lara S. McClure. (Professor Richard Marks and Ms. Jane Grenville.) York Ph.D. 2003. Edward II and parliament. Phillip J. Bradford. (Dr. P. Jeremy P. Goldberg.) York M.A. 2003. The Nonae: the records of the taxation of the ninth in England, 1340-1. Marilyn Livingstone. (Professor Bruce M.S. Campbell.) Belfast Ph.D. 2003. An edition of the Wherwell cartulary. Rhoda P. Bucknill. (Professor David A. Carpenter.) London Ph.D. 2003. Manhood, youth and politics in the reign of Richard II (1377-99). Christopher D. Fletcher. (Dr. John L. Watts.) Oxford D.Phil. 2003. The pattern of consumption of Winchester college, c.1390-1540. Winifred Harwood. (Professor Michael A. Hicks and Dr. John N. Hare.) Southampton Ph.D. 2003. Government and political society in the West Riding area of Yorkshire, 1399-1461. Mark C. Punshon. (Professor W. Mark Ormrod.) York Ph.D. 2003. An investigation of the economics and productivity of the iron industry in Great Britain in the 'charcoal iron period'. Peter W. King. (Professor Malcolm D.G. Wanklyn.) Wolverhampton Ph.D. 2003. Readings of John Gower's Confessio Amantis in 15th- and early 16th-century Scotland. J.M. Martin. Oxford D.Phil. 2002. The 15th-century English Stoner letters: a revised text with notes, a glossary and a collation of those letters edited by C.L. Kingsford in 1919 and 1924. Alison Truelove. (Dr. Ruth Kennedy.) London Ph.D. 2001. Food in the city: an interdisciplinary study of the ideological and symbolic uses of food in the urban environment in later medieval England. Sharon Wells. York Ph.D. 2003. Knighthood, chivalry and the Crown in 15th-century Scotland, 1424-1513. Katherine C. Stevenson. (Dr. Stephen I. Boardman and Dr. Julian M. Goodare.) Edinburgh Ph.D. 2003. Vernacular humanism in England, c.1440-1485. D.L. Wakelin. (Dr. H. Richard L. Beadle.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. The Reformatio Legum Ecclesiasticarum and ecclesiastical law reform under the Tudors: society, politics and religion. J.F. Jackson. Oxford D.Phil. 2003. Psalms and early Tudor humanism. A.W. Taylor. Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Sanctuary in the reign of Henry VII, with particular reference to Beverley and Durham. D. Sartain. (Dr. M. Christine Carpenter.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Literacy and its transmission in the Romney Marsh area c.1150-1550.
Gillian M. Draper. (Mr. Andrew Butcher.) Kent Ph.D. 2003. General Fighting 'Jacob's Warres'. English and Welsh mercenaries in the European wars of religion: France and the Netherlands. David J.B. Trim. (Dr. Jan W. Honig.) London Ph.D. 2003. Whitewash - from Switzerland to Italy: whitewashing and the new aesthetic of the Protestant Reformation, 1524-c.1660. V.A. George. Cambridge Ph.D. 2002. From Judaism to Calvinism: the life and writings of Immanuel Tremellius (1510-80). Kenneth R.G. Austin. (Dr. F. Bruce Gordon.) St. Andrews Ph.D. 2003. John Locke and the civil philosophy of the bibliothécaires, c.1688-c.1702. S.-J. Savonius. (Dr. Mark A. Goldie.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Irritating experiments: Haller's concept and the European controversy on irritability and sensibility, 1750-90. Hubert W. Steinke. (Dr. Laurence W.B. Brockliss.) Oxford D.Phil. 2003. Baron F.M. Grimm and Catherine II of Russia. Alexander Porter. (Professor Simon M. Dixon.) Leeds M.A. 2003. Joseph II and the Austro-Ottoman War, 1788-91. M.Z. Mayer. (Professor Timothy C.W. Blanning.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Republican politics and the war of 1812. J.M. Phillips. (Dr. John A. Thompson.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Franco-German relations in the 20th century. Corey R. Clement. Edinburgh M.Sc. 2003. Bahr and Zweig: a study in Austrian-German middle-class thought during the First World War. Nikolaus Unger. (Dr. Robin F.C. Okey.) Warwick M.A. 2003. How right-wing politics in Europe affected Scotland, 1922-45. David M. Bryce. (Dr. Peter D. Stachura.) Stirling M.Litt. 2002. The Holocaust and the media, 1939-45. Simon G. Leader. (Professors Richard J. Bonney and Aubrey N. Newman.) Leicester Ph.D. 2003. Axis of folly: economic incompetence and mutual antipathy in the Italo-German alliance, 1939-43. Alexander D. Ferguson. (Professor MacGregor Knox.) London Ph.D. 2002. 'Prisoners of peace': British policy towards displaced persons and political refugees within occupied Germany, 1945-51. John W. Danylyszyn. (Professor Paul Preston.) London Ph.D. 2001. National identity and opposition to Britain's first attempt to join Europe, 1961-3. Robert F. Dewey. (Dr. Ewen H.H. Green.) Oxford D.Phil. 2003. Austria Catholic belief and survival in late 16th-century Vienna: the case of Georg Eder (1523-87). Elaine Fulton. (Dr. F. Bruce Gordon.) St. Andrews Ph.D. 2003. Narratives of Jewish crime: Vienna, 1895-1910. D.M. Vyleta. (Professor Richard J. Evans.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Balkan States The monasteries of Vanistou, Georgatsati and Spile in South Albania and their socio-pedagogical task during the Ottoman empire (16th-19th centuries A.D.). Konstantinos Giakoumis. (Dr. Rhoads Murphey.) Birmingham Ph.D. 2002. Czech Lands and Slovakia The partition of Czechoslovakia. Abigail J. Innes. (Professor D. Brendan O'Leary.) London Ph.D. 1997. Dealing with democrats :decision making and policy formation within the British Foreign Office's Central Department with regard to the Czechoslovak political exiles in Britain and the Czechoslovak question, 1939-45. Martin D. Brown. (Dr. Maria J.C. Dowling.) Surrey Ph.D. 2003. Denmark The regulation of midwifery practices in England and Denmark in the 18th century: a comparative study in the social history of medicine. Helle Folkerson. (Dr. Katrina Honeyman.) Leeds Ph.D. 2003. Finland The role of women in the maritime community of the Åland Isles during the 20th century. Hanna Hagmark. (Dr. David J. Starkey.) Hull Ph.D. 2003. The unfinished civil war and the politics of remembrance in Finland, 1918-28. Maria E. Lehto Florez. (Dr. Jay M. Winter.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002. France Communities in conflict: nascent Catholic leagues in the south-west of France, 1560-70. Kevin Gould. (Dr. Penelope W. Roberts.) Warwick Ph.D. 2003. Cross-dressing in 17th-century French literature and culture. J. Harris. Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Women incarcerated: the Maison de Force of the Salpetrière in Paris. Isabel W. Moreton. (Mr. Robin Briggs.) Oxford D.Phil. 2003. The house of Lorraine in France: princes étrangers and the continuity of power and wealth in the later 17th century. Jonathan W. Spangler. (Dr. David A. Parrott.) Oxford D.Phil. 2003. 'La citoyenne bien renseignée': women, the newspaper press and urban literary culture in Paris, Rennes and Lyon, 1780-1800. Victoria Rowan. (Professor Gwynne Lewis.) Warwick Ph.D. 1999. Cultural history of Revolutionary France. Kate Hall. (Professor Alan I. Forrest.) York M.A. 2003. Communication networks, sociability and politics in rural France during the French Revolution. Jillian R. Maciak Walshaw. (Professor Alan I. Forrest.) York Ph.D. 2003. The constitutional clergy and the Concordat of 1801 in the diocese of Dijon. D.O.A. Hawes. (Professor Timothy C.W. Blanning.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. The Anglo-French peace negotiations of 1806: an opportunity squandered. Matthew Perkins. (Dr. Simon F. Burrows.) Leeds M.A. 2003. The department store in Paris, 1855-1914: an architectural history. R. Proctor. (Professor Andrew J. Saint.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002. Rethinking the history of ethology: French animal behaviour studies in the Third Republic, 1870-1940. Marion Thomas. (Dr. Jonathan H. Harwood.) Manchester Ph.D. 2003. Changing images of alcohol in France, 1915-42. S.F. Howard. (Dr. Robert P. Tombs.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. 'Trait d'union': the history of the French relief organization Secours National/Entraide Française under the Third Republic, the Vichy regime and the early Fourth Republic, 1939-49. Jan S. Kulok. (Dr. Robert N. Gildea.) Oxford D.Phil. 2003. Germany The contacts between the Church of England and the Lutheran churches of Germany in the reign of Henry VIII. John A. Schofield. (Professor Euan K. Cameron.) Newcastle Ph.D. 2003. Ecclesiology and the law: monism and dualism in the religious polities of England and old-Prussian Protestantism. C.C.A. Pearce. Cambridge Ph.D. 2002. Music, print and authority in Leipzig during the Thirty Years' War. S.R. Rose. (Dr. J. Butt.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2002. The Protestant interest and foreign policy in Britain and Hanover, 1719-36. A.C. Thompson. (Professor Timothy C.W. Blanning.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Ignaz Kuranda's Die Grenzboten (1841-8): a case study of Vormärz journalism and identity. C.P. Schmitt. (Dr. A.M. Bunyan.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. The celebration of the fleet in Britain and Germany, 1897-1914. J.M. Rueger. (Professor Richard J. Evans.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. German soldier newspapers of the First World War. R.L. Nelson. (Dr. Jay M. Winter.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Bismarck in Weimar: Germany's first democracy and the civil war of memories, 1918-33. Robert-Benjamin Gerwarth. (Professor Hartmut J.O. Pogge von Strandmann.) Oxford D.Phil. 2003. Party lawyers, political trials and judicial culture in the Weimar Republic. E.H.E. Grunwald. (Dr. Christopher M. Clark.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Press and politics in Berlin, 1924-30. B.D. Fulda. Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Domestic tourism in the Third Reich. K.A. Semmens. (Professor Richard J. Evans.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. The war in the dark: the service and the Abwehr, 1940-4. E.J. Wilson. (Professor Christopher M. Andrew.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Continuity and change in city Protestantism: the Lutheran Church in Hamburg, 1945-65. L.J.A. Struebel. Oxford D.Phil. 2001. Prelude to Ostpolitik: Brandt, Bahr, the S.P.D. and the formation of Ostpolitik, 1961-9. Arne Hofmann. (Dr. Alan Sked.) London Ph.D. 2003. The 'Church in socialism': Protestant Church leaders and the East German state, 1969-89. Brendan R. Ozawa-De Silva. (Dr. Timothy J. Garton Ash.) Oxford D.Phil. 2003. Greece Science in the European periphery: the uses of English scientific and educational works in Greece, 1770-1860. Georgia Petrou. (Dr. Andrew C. Warwick.) London Ph.D. 2003. The Greek kingdom in British public debate. Pandeleimon L. Hionidis. (Dr. Anthony C. Howe.) London Ph.D. 2002. Anglo-Greek relations, 1947–52: from the Truman Doctrine to Greece’s entry into N.A.T.O. Eleftheria Delaporta. (Dr. Simon J. Ball.) Glasgow Ph.D. 2003. Italy Giulia Gonzaga (1513-66) and her role in the religious controversies of Tridentine Italy. Camilla Russell. (Professor Alison M. Brown.) London Ph.D. 2003. Music and print: book production and consumption in Ferrara, 1538-98. F.M. Dennis. (Dr. Iain A. Fenlon.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Memory and tradition: the ephemeral architecture for the triumphal entries of the Dogaresse of Venice in 1577 and 1597. M.L.S. Tondro. Cambridge Ph.D. 2002. Wars of paper: communication and polemic in early 17th-century Venice. F.L.C. De Vivo. (Professor U. Peter Burke.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Translating Italy for the 18th century: British women novelists, translators and travel writers, 1739-97. Mirella Agorni. Warwick Ph.D. 1998. Health and survival chances at the London Foundling Hospital and the Spedale Degli Innocenti of Florence, 1741-99. A.S. Levene. (Dr. Richard M. Smith.) Cambridge Ph.D. 2003. Italian fascism in Britain: the Fasci Italiani All'Estero, the Italian communities and fascist sympathisers during the Grandi era. Claudia Baldoli. (Professor MacGregor Knox.) London Ph.D. 2002. State subsidies and the sources of company finance in Italian industrial districts, 1951-91. Anna Spadavecchia. (Dr. Max-Stephan Schulze.) London Ph.D. 2003. Mediterranean and Islands The administration of Chios, 1822-68: an Aegean island under Ottoman rule. Evi Psarrou. (Professor John F. Haldon.) Birmingham Ph.D. 2003. Maltese legislation, 1914-64. Raymond Mangion. (Professor J.M. Finnis.) Oxford D.Phil. 2002. Netherlands Lion and dog fight: images of the Anglo-Dutch wars of the 17th century. C.E. Staffell. Cambridge Ph.D. 2002. Norway Nationalism in Scotland and Norway in the 19th century. Kirstin Flood Strøm. Edinburgh M.Sc. 2003. Poland Polish-Jewish relations during the Second Polish
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