History Today

Pierre Sorlin considers Visconti's treatment of the 19th-century Italian nobility caught up in the Risorgimento

Iain Fenlon explores how Catholic Europe's great 16th-century sea victory over the Turk was celebrated and propagandised.

Penny Johnston on a campaign to rebuild a historic Canadian church.

Andrew Boyd offers a bicentennial analysis of a key element in the culture of Protestant Ulster.

Gerard de Groot argues that exploitation of silent majority fears about 60s student protest is the key to understanding Ronald Reagan's rise to prominence in Californian politics.

Christopher Innocent on ancient Australian burial sites.

Larry Gragg recounts the attempts of a younger son to shake off his reputation in 17th-century Barbados.

Richard Cavendish goes behind bars at the Beaumaris Gaol and Courthouse, Anglesey

UN-designated celebration of the millennium of the Kyrgyz national epic 'Manas'