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Jackie Latham compares Victorian and current school inspection theories for history and other subjects
Jackie Latham compares Victorian and current school inspection theories for history and other subjects
Trevor Fisher takes a fresh look at 1066 and All That and finds it a text for the times.
During the Second World War, Navajo soldiers drafted into the Marines were much like ordinary recruits, with one exception: they were to create and use an unbreakable military code using their native language.
Devon's sixteen-sided 'round house'
John Crossland uncovers a conspiracy of silence from the records of Britain's First World War court-martial victims.
Harvey Kaye cautions against too-hurried a dispatch of Marx's class and sociological insights to the 'dustbin of history'.
The ambiguous nature of the Reformation settlement in England has often taxed historians. Diarmaid MacCulloch casts a critical eye over the evidence for a 16th-century half-way house between Catholic and Protestant.
Ann Hills on celebrations of the Falkland Islands' maritime history