Volume 67 Issue 6 June 2017

A detailed study of the Enlightenment and the Great Divergence displays admirable depth of knowledge and subtlety of argument.

The memoir of a pioneering woman pilot who delivered vital fighter aircraft and bombers around Britain during the war.

Marshalsea Debtors' Prison became a microcosm of society.

A painter and a critic discuss the visual past in a beguiling and provocative way, but do they engage the reader?

A convincing account of early modern political organisation gives voice to lesser-known figures.

Two excellent studies highlight the commonality of gay and lesbian experience in Britain and Germany over the past century and a half. 

The Lord Protector’s move on Jamaica transformed Britain’s early empire.

As the Industrial Revolution wrought widespread social changes, female cotton industry workers’ lives changed dramatically.