‘Turncoat’ by Dennis Sewell review
Downing Street is globally recognised as the home of the British prime minister. It is also an early example of
Drinking to Australian Democracy | History Today
On Monday 7 November 1825 more than 100 gentlemen assembled at Nash’s Inn in Parramatta in the colony of New
On the Spot: Justine Firnhaber-Baker
Why are you a historian of medieval France? I study France because I like spending time there. I study the
Muzoon: From Refugee to Leader by Muzoon Almellehan illustrated by Asma Enayeh
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The Excommunication of Henry VIII
Pope Paul III did not mince his words. In the bull of excommunication promulgated on 17 December 1538, he reviled
‘The Maginot Line’ by Kevin Passmore review
Visitors to the Maginot Line fort at Schoenenbourg can experience something of the cold, dark, and damp conditions endured by
Shining Hearts: Sahabah Stories for Kids by Marium Uqaili illustrated by Mirha Asim
This book contains ten Sahabah stories, five males and five females, conveyed over 121 large 9×12 pages in an easy
Eighth Year Anniversary Sale
Blog Post 83 Jamadi al-Awwal 21, 1447 – November 13, 2025 Al-Hamdulillah, Inked Resistance Islamic Publishing is celebrating our eighth year!
Pilgrims and Poverty in Renaissance Rome
An unprecedented number of pilgrims travelled to Rome for the last two jubilees of the 16th century. Held every 25
The Longest-Running Newspaper | History Today
The Restoration government needed to manage the news. In 1663 it gave the job to its censor, Roger L’Estrange. It
