Volume 70 Issue 4 April 2020

Intending to convert souls rather than punish them, the Jesuits were vital collaborators in the early modern Roman Inquisition.

The government’s count of its citizens is of enormous value to historians.

Supported by both slaveholders and abolitionists for different reasons, the founding of Liberia is a history of the near impossible. Perhaps its greatest feat was survival. 

Can we learn from history about how diseases spread, and how we respond to them?