Hong Kong's Missing History
Kate Lowe on Hong Kong's forgotten anniversary.
Kate Lowe on Hong Kong's forgotten anniversary.
In the 19th century British interest in South America was a significant as in any of the colonies or dominions. But after 1914 it declined. Rory Miller explains how and why.
Colin Michie rings the bell at an early English hospital
Damien Gregory reports on protests surrounding the explorer's quincentenary celebrations.
Judy Litoff and David C. Smith sift through the hopes and fears of America's home front in this selection and commentary of letters they have assembled from wives, mothers and sweethearts during the Second World War.
Stephen Rigby argues that Marxist analysis has had an underrated role in the social and economic interpretation of the medieval world.
Anthony Seldon considers when and why history ends and current affairs begin.
John Crossland compares the investigative approach of historians and journalists.
Must the historians be morally neutral on the subject he or she investigates? Michael Burleigh offers a personal view.
Julia Simpson on a new museum celebrating the clog shoe