The Long Debate on Assisted Dying
By the time Dr Charles Killick Millard rose to deliver his inaugural presidential address to the Society of Medical Officers
Kashmir: Prisoner of History?
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The Libellous Letters of the Chevalier d’Eon
On 27 November 1776 a case came before Lord Mansfield, Chief Justice of the Court of King’s Bench, in which,
Rum and Reform: The Party on Norfolk Island
On Monday 25 May 1840, on a remote island 870 miles east of the Australian colony of New South Wales,
New Year, Old Books | History Today
It is, and of long time hath been, my well-beloved sister, a custom in the beginning of the New Year,
The Failure of the Leipzig War Crimes Trials
In the aftermath of the First World War, a quarter of a century before the Nuremberg and Tokyo war crimes
‘Lower than the Angels’ by Diarmaid MacCulloch review
A majority of Christians today believe that their faith involves seeing heterosexual, monogamous, and procreative sexual intercourse as the norm.
Hidden Fires by Sairish Hussain
I will not be getting over this book any time soon. It broke my heart, and all my other critical
Absinthe: From Green Fairy to Moral Panic
Absinthe, once the ‘Green Fairy’ – muse of painters and poets – came to haunt the last decades of 19th-century
On the Spot: Lucy Noakes
Why are you a historian of modern war? My interest in war goes back to the stories my grandparents told
