Peter Stansky

Peter Stansky & William Abrahams describe how, after Tennyson’s death, the problem of finding a new Poet Laureate perturbed successive British governments.

Peter Stansky takes a look at the increasing number of houses either privately owned or owned by the National Trust being opened to the public.

Peter Stansky encourages the link between the past and present in history.

Peter Stansky contrasts two socialist visions for the world, one optimistic and one pessimistic.