A Brief History of English Numeracy
The English medical practitioner John Bulwer wrote a treatise in 1644 that argued humans were natural ‘Arithmeticians’, capable of both
‘Who Owns This Sentence?’ review
Co-authored by a professor of comparative literature and an intellectual property lawyer, this book has two avowed purposes: to trace
‘Broken Archangel’ by Roland Philipps review
In 1937 W.B. Yeats wrote that: ‘The ghost of Roger Casement is beating on the door.’ Just under eight decades
Farrah Noorzad and the Ring of Fate by Deeba Zargarpur
This 323 page middle grade fantasy written by a Muslim author features Muslim characters in a jinn filled adventure, but
How the Lisbon Earthquake Shook the Enlightenment
On the morning of 1 November 1755, at around 9.30am, a violent earthquake devastated the capital of Portugal. It was
The Election That Caused the Boer War
In 1898 – some 12 years before it was subsumed into the Union of South Africa – the Cape Colony
Babylon’s Mystery Goddess | History Today
The Queen of the Night is today best known for her leading role in The Magic Flute, but for Babylonian
A Map for Falasteen by Maysa Odeh illustrated by Aliaa Betawi
This 40 page OWN voice written and illustrated picture book for kindergarten to elementary, addresses the question and provides some
Highwaymen: The Road to Infamy
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‘Habsburgs on the Rio Grande’ by Raymond Jonas review
In 1863 Napoleon III received a letter from an adviser outlining a terrifying future. The population of the United States
