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The reasons for the brevity of the Latin presence in the 12th-century Eastern Mediterranean.
A teenager shipwrecked on a Pacific atoll helped transform relations between Japan and the United States.
Since the moment Emily Brontë died we have tried – and failed – to understand who she was.
Women played a minor role in the Easter Rising of 1916. But they became crucial intelligene agents in the Anglo-Irish War.
For 1,500 years, Western Europe ‘forgot’ how to swim, retreating from the water in terror. The return to swimming is a lesser-known triumph of the Enlightenment.
The dramatic events that shook Britain in the 17th century resonate more strongly than ever, despite attempts to marginalise them.
The West German chancellor Helmut Schmidt was an admirer of Britain from an early age. But his vision of European integration was not that of his British counterparts.
Combining grand narrative with vignettes of private lives and long-forgotten events, the last 500 years of Jewish life are told by a consummate master of his craft.
A geographical concept based on outdated European ideas of race – does 'Melanesia' exist?