The Churches at the Cross-Roads
Keith Robbins considers the plurality of the Edwardian church, its relations with the state, and its responses to social change.
Keith Robbins considers the plurality of the Edwardian church, its relations with the state, and its responses to social change.
Maggie Black takes a look at the seasonal celebration of All Saints and serves up a Hallowe'en recipe.
John Robinson looks at the sorry state of a London monument
Maggie Black continues her cultural history of food with a look at preserves.
John Vincent asks a key question of the Conservative politician.
W.G. Beasley continues our special feature on Japan: The Closed Country, with a look at the late 19th century Japanese diplomatic mission to the west.
Richard Holmes continues our series with a look at the Problems of Military Biography.
The Shoguns’ castle in the Imperial City.
Irene Coltman Brown argues that Lord Acton foresaw that the course of modern nationalism, no longer subject to moral law, 'will be marked with material as well as moral ruin'.
Neither the Greeks nor the Romans paid much attention to the achievements or customs of the peoples that they conquered. As Jenny Morris shows here, in the case of their Jewish subjects this indifference caused problems that had both religious and political repercussions.