David Thomson
1912 – 1970
Dr. David Thomson was a scholar of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge and later became the Master of that same college. As a historian his efforts were focused on the period 1815-1914 particularly on post-revolutionary France, and Britain. He was a noted contributor to the journal *French Studies*.
Books
- England in the twentieth century, 1914-79
- Two Frenchmen
- Two Frenchmen: Pierre Laval and Charles de Gaulle
- France
- England in the twentieth century, 1914-63
- England in the nineteenth century
- Dani shuʻal pogesh zar
- Democracy in France
- French foreign policy
- England in the twentieth century, 1914-1963
- World history from 1914 to 1950
- World history from 1914 to 1950
- England in the nineteenth century, 1815-1914
- England in the twentieth century, 1914-1963
- The aims of history: values of the historical attitude
- La démocratie en France
- Patterns of peacemaking
- World history from 1914 to 1961
- Break in the sun
- Historia mundial de 1914 a 1968
- Democracy in France since 1870
- Political ideas
- The government of divided communities
- England in the twentieth century, 1914-63
- World history from 1914 to 1968
- France: Empire and Republic, 1850-1940
- Dani shuʻal
- France: Empire and Republic, 1850-1940
- Patterns of peacemaking
- Europe since Napoleon
- World history from 1914-1950
- Political ideas
- Equality
- The proposal for Anglo-French union in 1940
- The Babeuf plot
- Two Frenchmen, Pierre Laval and Charles de Gaulle
- Personality in politics
- The democratic ideal in France and England
- Two Frenchmen
- Democracy in France since 1870
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