James VI and I: Spinning the English Succession
In December 1593 Robert Persons, a leader of the English Jesuits on the Continent, was putting the finishing touches to
Amar’s Fajr Reward by Amire Hoxha illustrated by Hilmy An Nabhany
As Muslim authored stories are increasingly more available, certain cultural Muslim stories continue to be limited or none existent. Since
Britain’s Witnesses to Buchenwald | History Today
The Nazi camps at Buchenwald and Bergen-Belsen were liberated on 11 and 15 April 1945 respectively. In the week that
Bloody Mary and the Missing Heir
In late April 1555 London erupted with joy at the rumour that Queen Mary I – ‘Bloody Mary’ – had
Brahmins: The Origins of India’s Priestly Caste
Brahmins: The Origins of India’s Priestly Caste JamesHoare Wed, 03/19/2025 – 09:01 Source link
‘The Celts: A Modern History’ by Ian Stewart review
Around the 1990s, the historical Celts endured something of an identity crisis. First in academic articles, then in popular books,
Rainbow Fair by Diana Ma
If you see this 224 page middle grade book, the title might hint that the content is LGBTQ+ as
The Library of Ashurbanipal | History Today
Before the Library of Alexandria there was the Library of Ashurbanipal – an Assyrian king who collected the knowledge of
‘The Soldier’s Reward’ and ‘Matchmaking and the Marriage Market…’ review
The institution of marriage sits at the intersection of the personal and political like no other. No relationship is more
The African King at Edward VII’s Coronation
In March 1902 King Lewanika of Barotseland and his entourage took to the Zambezi River on a royal flotilla bound
