Books in the Arnold Readers in History series

This work brings together formative articles in our thinking about women's work in English history for both the early modern and modern periods. The material is presented in an accessible way for seminar discussions and many of the writings are core texts for essay reading lists.

This book is structured in three sections that combine a thematic focus with an overall sense of chronological development, exploring the English Reformation in terms of its origins, implementation, and outcomes.

Our understanding of the origins of the Second World War have been transformed in recent decades. This volume provides a clear and accessible guide to these changes, and to the current state of debate.