When Did the Reformation End?
‘From the start, it was criticised as an unfinished project’ Alexandra Walsham is Professor of Modern History (1930) at the
Trojan Wales: The Medieval Afterlife of an Ancient Myth
In his Historia Brittonum, ‘History of the British People’, the ninth-century monk Nennius asserted that the British, the original owners
‘Demosthenes’ by James Romm review
‘Demo-cracy’: power/might of the demos. ‘Demo-sthenes’: strength to/for/with the demos. Demosthenes’ father may have been unimaginative – he had himself
Prelude to Putin: Russia and the West in the 1990s
Prelude to Putin: Russia and the West in the 1990s James Hoare Tue, 01/20/2026 – 08:46 Source link
Strange Appetites: Pica in Early Modern Pregnancy
In 1650 the physician Thomas Willis was called to the Falkam household in Oxfordshire on an urgent call. Mrs Falkam,
Fight and Flight in the Thirty Years War
On the evening of 22 June 1635 Hans Heberle – a shoemaker from the Swabian village of Neenstetten – set
On the Spot: Linda Colley
Why are you a historian of the 18th century? I am drawn to the 18th century partly because the sources
Together on Eid by Sana Rafi illustrated by Mariam Quraishi
I know it has become increasingly commonplace to have Eid and Ramadan books completely devoid of religion, but I will
Did Sauropods Walk or Waddle?
Four feet long and made of plaster, a lifelike model of Diplodocus carnegii lurks atop one of the cabinets in
A Golden Eid by Hiba Noor Khan illustrated by Singgih Jadmiko
This 32 page picture book about Eid al Fitr, starts as many do with the last night of Ramadan carrying
