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The 18th century was a turbulent period in Javanese history, when local kingdoms, Dutch traders and a mysterious Turk became embroiled in a series of bloody conflicts.
A comprehensive study of the Alhambra cuts through centuries of myth to give us a sense of the vibrant spectacle that greeted its original residents and diplomatic visitors.
President Trump’s recent foreign adventures are unlikely to match Nixon’s actions of July and August 1971 in historic significance.
How Napoleon bestrode Europe, playing a deadly serious ‘game of thrones’.
Born into one of Britain’s great political dynasties and married into another, Mary Elizabeth Pitt was determined to embrace the responsibilities of a woman of her standing, despite the many obstacles in her way.
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An exploration of early modern memory complicates the idea that the period relied on traditions and repetition to understand the past.
In their quest to collect all the knowledge of the known world, Roman authors also recorded the strange and the fabulous.
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Volume 68 Issue 6 June 2018
- Goodbye Lenin? the relevance of Leninism today
- Murderers and merry men: the lawless world of Robin Hood
- Fratricide in the Ottoman Empire
- The history of Siberia
- Medieval millennials
- African-Americans’ civil cases in the segregated South