Volume 70 Issue 2 February 2020

The conspirators who planned to assassinate the Prime Minister and his Cabinet were arrested on 23 February 1820.

A courtier of refined sensibility and an adventurer of bold and boundless ambition.

‘Our work on the Calais ‘Jungle’ forced me to change my mind about freedom of movement.’

Looking beyond cuneiform signs to the people who impressed them.

In Anglo-Saxon England a hill could be a dragon’s lair and a ditch the home of gods.

What does it mean to rebuild Notre-Dame?

Why the US shuns its Spanish heritage.

Facebook, Twitter and other social media platforms are widely used by historians. But does anyone benefit?