Alliances and Warfare, 1792-1945
Graham Goodlad examines the part played by military coalitions in an era of great change.
Graham Goodlad
Charles I: Author of his own Downfall?
Graham Goodlad examines differing interpretations of the part played by King Charles I in the outbreak of the civil war.
Attlee, Bevin and Britain’s Cold War
Caught between the end of empire and the birth of NATO, Britain's postwar Labour government played a key role in the early stages of the Cold War.
Charles II and the Politics of Survival
Graham Goodlad assesses the political skills that helped Charles II to escape the unenviable fates of his father and brother.
The Career of A.J. Balfour
Graham Goodlad reviews the career of A.J. Balfour, an unsuccessful Prime Minister and party leader but an important and long-serving figure on the British political scene.
The British Prime Minister & the Development of British Democracy, 1868-1997
Graham Goodlad examines the changing role of the occupant of Number Ten in an era of significant political change.
Napoleon at War: Secrets of Success or Seeds of Failure?
Graham Goodlad examines the controverisal reputation of Napoleon Bonaparte as a military commander.
Transport, Communications and the Changing Nature of Land Warfare, 1792-1945
Graham Goodland assesses the impact of developments in non-military technology on the conduct of war in the modern era.
From Castlereagh to Canning: Continuity and Change in British Foreign Policy
Graham Goodlad assesses the conduct of British foreign policy in the era of the Congress system.
Pitt the Elder
Graham Goodlad reviews the controversial career of William Pitt the Elder, whose ascendancy coincided with Britain’s involvement in the Seven Years’ War.