Тема: Women in the History of Britain

...000 in the Army, 79,300 in the Royal Air Force (RAF) and 58,500 in the Royal Navy and Royal Marines. There were 18,800 women personnel — 7,500 in the Army, 6...
London, Benn, 1966. 9. Bryant, Arthur. A history of Britain and the British people.

...part in the history of the British Isles. However, the other three countries, Wales, Ireland and...
Under the Equal Pay Act 1970, as amended in 1984, women in Great Britain are entitled to equal pay with men when doing work that is the same or...

Given his, selectively asserted, past attachment to Marxism in the historical sciences, Macintyre's book has a very curious approach to the history of capitalist development and the conflict between the classes.

About 5 % of elementary school - leavers in Britain go to secondary modern schools.
...now attending English Universities three quarters are men and one quarter women . Nearly half of them are engaged in the study of arts subjects such as history ...

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It also is played by professional athletes, notably in the United States and Europe. The foremost American championships contended for are those of the National Basketball Association (NBA) for professionals...

...often [painted] in such an ambiguous manner, were often misunderstood by contemporaries", say Fleming and Honour in their "A World History of Art".
For a whole century, women all over the world, including Britain , have tried to sack the corset...