What Do We Get Wrong About the Byzantine Empire?
‘The “Byzantines” were no less Roman than Caesar or Hadrian’ Anthony Kaldellis is author of The New Roman Empire: A
Tipu’s Roar: A Freedom Fighter’s Tale by Subia J. Ali illustrated by Gabriel Sorondo
This large (9×11) hardback book is for the most part gorgeously illustrated in sepia tones, but the story is only
André Rigaud: Napoleon’s Man in Haiti
In 1893 the Black American playwright William Edgar Easton published Dessalines, a Dramatic Tale: A Single Chapter From Haiti’s History,
3 Must-Read Books about Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
Blog by The Islamic Book Cafe on Feb 21, 2024 Islam is one of the world’s largest and most influential
On the Spot: Courtney J. Campbell
Why are you a historian of Latin America? Studying languages led me from Michigan to Paraguay and then Brazil. I
Putting Pirates on Trial | History Today
In mid-June 1725 the Weekly Journal or British Gazetteer published a list of noteworthy London deaths over the previous week:
‘Forbidden Desire in Early Modern Europe’ by Noel Malcolm review
Regular users of social media may be aware that the peach emoji is used to indicate not only the fruit
A Tempest of Tea by Hafsah Faizal
At 352 pages this YA vampire book is remarkably clean, a little slow burn, a few kisses, and some killing,
The Lost Tudor Domesday Book
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The First Anglo-Burmese War | History Today
In March 1824 the first in a series of three conflicts between Britain and Burma broke out. At the outset
