On the Spot: Danielle Terrazas Williams
‘We cannot ignore the long legacies of history.’
History Today
The War in Words
What did British officers think of the American Civil War as it was happening?
Noisy Neighbour
Exploring St Paul’s Cathedral’s secular churchyard.
Sea Change
Demolishing the myths surrounding Mary Seacole.
All That Is Not Good
Writing in troubled times, Julian of Norwich realised that consolation only has meaning if it takes pain seriously.
No Dinner Party
Bringing together revolution’s most ardent theorists and its fiercest critics.
Scotland Too
Scotland’s profiteering and complicity within the British Empire’s transatlantic slave trade.
Legalised Lawlessness
The British Empire’s playbook of force.
Normal Normans?
Understanding medieval perceptions of group identity.
When Did the Medieval Period End?
As conventional wisdom has it, Europe began to see the light at the end of a dark age sometime around 1500. Four experts try to date the birth of modernity.