London Socialist Historians Group

The Lent 2009 issue contains a three-page special on the historical impact of the election of Barack Obama, reviews of Richard Greeman's Beware of Vegetarian Sharks, by In Birchall, John Charlton's Hidden Chains, by Keith Flett, and the TV drama The Devil's Whore, by Richard Ascough, plus a report in progress on the decline of the jute industry in Dundee and a reply to Harry Ratner's article in issue 32, on the role of the individual in history by Neil Faulkner.

This issue also contains, as usual, news and announcements of forthcoming seminars and other events of interest to socialist historians in the London area and beyond.

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