Ian Bradley

Ian Bradley on the precarious past of a pure Worcestershire water.

Ian Bradley reflects on the origins and development of Christmas carols.

Ian Bradley looks at what qualified as family favourites in the last decade of the nineteenth century.

Ian Bradley tests the genteel waters of Crieff Hydro and its past

Ian Bradley examines the driving forces behind the crofters' attacks on the deer forests of Skye and Lewis.

Ian Bradley cavils at the growing trend for teaching 'world history'.

William Wilberforce died in July 1833. Since then his reputation as champion of the abolition of slavery, evangelical and politician has undergone a series of reassessments.

Ian Bradley on a biography of a Liberal Viceroy and long-standing governmental servant.

Ian Bradley shows that the characters and plots of Gilbert and Sullivan's operas reveal much that is of interest to the historian about certain individuals and institutions of the Victorian era.

Ian Bradley looks at the history of a topical political issue