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INDEX SEARCH RESULTS FOR: CONSCRIPTION
 conscription - in France in 1793
- in US in 1863
- in Britain in 1916
- in Britain in World War II
 - in Britain (1916-62)
Conservative - origin of term
Conservatives - origin in British politics
Conservative Party (in Britain)
consolidated fund - introduced by Pitt
- definition in World War I (First World War)
consonants - in early alphabets
Constable, John - brief biography
- on Turner's watercolours
 - selected family portraits
- selected works, Brighton and south coast
- selected works, Hampstead
- selected works, Salisbury
- selected works, Suffolk
- selected mezzotints
Constantine (in Algeria) - French siege
Constance - council of 1414
- and John Huss
Constance - heiress to Norman Sicily
- and the papacy
Constans - Roman emperor
CONSTANTINE
 - tour through time
- bans gladiatorial contests
- his supposed Donation
- related items
- related items
Constantine, archduke - December revolution
Constantine I - king of Greece
Constantine II - Roman emperor
Constantine XI - and fall of Constantinople
- and Ivan III of Russia
 Constantine the African - translates medical texts
Constantinople - founding of the city
- milion, St Eirene and St Sophia
- council in AD 381
- besieged in 626
- Arab attacks in the 7th-8th century
- sacked by crusaders in 1204
- recovered by Byzantines in 1261
- blockaded by Ottoman Turks in 1394
- captured by Mehmed II in 1453
- as a turning point in history
- treaty of 1832
Constantinople and Rome - equal status
Constantius - Roman emperor
- and toleration of Christians
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