70 Years of History Today
History Today is 70! To celebrate we have published some of the best articles from our archive in a special ebook, free to read now.
In its 70 years, History Today has moved with the times but has never lost sight of its guiding principle: to bring serious history to a wide audience.
To celebrate our anniversary, we have published a special ebook featuring some of the best articles from our extensive archive. Each piece has been carefully selected to give you a taste of the fantastic writing which has earned History Today’s reputation and popularity.
Enjoy compelling, insightful accounts of the past by leading historians from the 1950s up to the present day.
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1950s
Madame de Pompadour’s Theatre, Nancy Mitford
The Course of German History, James Joll
Thomas Cromwell, Geoffrey Elton
Alexander Hamilton, Founding Father, Esmond Wright
1960s
The Case of the Slave-Ship Zong, Robert Weisbord
1970s
Rashid al-Din: The First Universal Historian, J.J. Saunders
The Extraordinary Voyages of Admiral Cheng Ho, Nora C. Buckley
1980s
Arms and the Victorian Policeman, Clive Emsley
1990s
Alfred the Great: The Most Perfect Man in History? Barbara Yorke
2000s
Helen the Whore and the Curse of Beauty, Bettany Hughes
2010s
General Sherman’s Total War, Matt Carr
The People Who Discovered Christopher Columbus, Claudia Rogers
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