Armenia’s Warrior Queen
Why are medieval women largely absent from current discussions of Armenia’s past?
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More than a Memory
Oradour-sur-Glane is now known as a memorial to a brutal massacre, but the lives of its inhabitants have been neglected.
By the Grace of God and No One Else
The myths and realities of Oliver Cromwell’s formative years.
One Giant Leap for Tortoise-Kind
The first of Earth’s creatures to hurtle into the Moon’s orbit were slow and sedentary residents of the Great Steppe.
How did 9/11 change the way the world sees the United States?
On the 20th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, four experts consider the event’s global legacy.
The First Soviet in Ireland
Striking for better working conditions and equal pay, the attendants and patients of Monaghan asylum took over the hospital and hoisted a red flag.
Sophisticating the Past
Was the antiquary a ‘bad-tempered crank and gullible collector’, or a pioneering historian?
Susanna and the Elders
An innocent woman resists two sexual predators, only to face a trial that reveals their guilt.
Lucy and Lucretius
A puritan translation of an Epicurean masterpiece fell victim to the pieties of its time.