Fishing for the Facts
E.H. Carr’s belief that the histories we get depend on the questions we ask is more relevant than ever.
E.H. Carr’s belief that the histories we get depend on the questions we ask is more relevant than ever.
Britain’s obscenity trials and censorship laws.
The 1930s spy ring who informed on technological advances in the defence industries.
The great sea battle between Christian Europe and the Ottoman Empire was seen as a pivotal moment in history. Have the consequences of Lepanto been exaggerated?
The extraordinary insurrections of Gustave Paul Cluseret.
Questioning the powerful Tata dynasty’s claims for a ‘different kind of capitalism’.
Afghanistan has one of the richest architectural legacies on earth. Its future, like that of the country and its people, is uncertain.
A series of betrayals, atrocities and trials in the 1960s changed opposition politics forever.
The influence of the Nile on the lives of those living adjacent to it.
While science and medicine advance, myths around menstruation persist.