Introduction

• The Nature and Purpose of Special Subjects
• Approaches to Writing Gobbets
• Availability of Special Subjects for 2010-11

Special Subjects:

• 1. St Augustine and the Last Days of Rome, 370-430
• 2. Francia in the Age of Clovis and Gregory of Tours
• 3. Byzantium in the Age of Constantine Porphyrogenitus 913–959
• 4. The Norman Conquest of England
• 5. Royal Art and Architecture in Norman Sicily, 1130– 1194 (suspended for 2010-11)
• 6. Saint Francis and Saint Clare
• 7. England in Crisis, 1374–1388
• 8. Joan of Arc and her Age, 1419–1435
• 9. Painting and culture in Ming China
• 10. Politics, Art and Culture in the Italian Renaissance: Venice and Florence, c. 1475–1525
• 11. Luther and the German Reformation
• 12. Government, Politics, and Society in England 1547–1558
• 13. The Scientific Movement in the Seventeenth Century
• 14. Commonwealth and Protectorate 1647–1658
• 15.  English Architecture 1660–1720
• 16.  Debating Social Change in Britain and Ireland, 1770–1825 (NEW)
• 17.  Church, State, and English Society 1829–1854 (suspended until further notice)
• 18.  Growing up in the middle class family: Britain, 1830-70
• 19.  Slavery and the Crisis of the Union 1854–1865
• 20.  Political Pressures and Social Policy 1899–1914 (suspended for 2010-11)
• 21.  Art and its Public in France, 1815– 1867
• 22.  The Russian Revolution of 1917
• 23.  India, 1919–1939: Contesting the Nation
• 24.  The sex age: gender, sexuality and culture in 1920s Britain
• 25.  The Great Society Era, 1960–1970
• 26.  Nazi Germany, a Racial Order, 1933–1945
• 27.  France from the Popular Front to the Liberation 1936–1944
• 28.  War and Reconstruction: ideas, politics and social change 1939–1945
• 29.  The Northern Ireland Troubles 1965–1985
• 30.  The Evolution of a Modern Metropolis: London 1955–1975

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