Greek Archaeology from Schliemann to Surveys
Graham Shipley discusses how new archaeological discoveries and techniques are progressively refining our views of Classical Greece.
History Today
Crime in 20th Century Britain
Victor Bailey looks at the alarming rise in British crime in the second half of the twentieth century.
Radical Rogues and Blackmailers in the Regency Period
Iain McCalman discusses how politically motivated was the blackguarding by low life of high society in the Regency period.
A Thousand Years of Russian Orthodoxy
Julie Richards-Williams examines the millennium of Christianity in Russia
Chasing a Chameleon: Trebitsch Lincoln
Missionary, failed MP, counter-revolutionary, Buddhist abbot – Bernard Wasserstein tracks an extraordinary character through his secret lives across the ideological and international battleground of the early twentieth century.
Crime in 19th-Century Britain
Clive Emsley discovers the Victorian underworld and the attempts to combat it.
Dovecote Press: Small is Successful
Ann Hills looks at history at the local level in Dorset
The Embryo, from Aristotle to Alton
G.R. Dunstan discovers the moral status of the human embryo throughout history and how judgments have been linked to the scientific understanding of the time.