‘The Second Emancipation’ by Howard W. French
On 6 March 1957 the British colony of the Gold Coast ceased to exist and Kwame Nkrumah became the first
Educated Slaves in Ancient Rome
Sometime in the very late second century BC a young, enslaved man was sold at auction for the highest price
The Smog of War: The Battle for Britain’s Clean Air
On 20 June 1940, with the threat of large-scale enemy bombing looming ever closer and the Battle of Britain imminent,
The Worlds at the Earth’s Core
The path leading from Edmond Halley’s writings on magnetism to UFOs under Brazil is as convoluted as you might expect.
Palestine – Beyond Hatred
Blog Post 82 Rabi al-Thani 29, 1447 – October 22, 2025 Announcing Our Latest Arrival A Historical Political Novel Survival and
Border Control: How States Get Recognised
In the 18th and 19th centuries states came and went. The United States emerged as independent, Poland disappeared. Independent polities
Was Dunsterforce a Disaster? | History Today
On a bleak morning in January 1918 one of the oddest military formations ever put into the field by imperial
Bringing Down the Curtain on the Touring Theatre
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‘Peacemaker’ by Thant Myint-U review
Over the past two decades, historians have worked to recapture the spirit of ‘Third World’ internationalism that burnt brightly in
Sameer and Snazzy: Kindness Counts by Emma L. Halim illustrated by Herry Prihamdni
The 32 page faceless picture book for toddlers and up, is set in Australia and follows Sameer and his cat
