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Women, non-importation agreements and spinning bees in the American Revolution.
The sinister reach of East Germany’s Ministry for State Security did not end in 1989. According to the British press, the Stasi is still with us.
The Sharp siblings show the power of family to help and support each other towards greatness.
For centuries, one grossly distorted woodcut defined the ideal of a rare beast.
Eight historians share the books they’ve enjoyed this year and reveal what’s on their ‘to-read’ pile.
The Representation of the People Act, which received royal assent on 30 July 1948, abolished university constituencies.
The presence of Covid-19 is a reminder of our new proximity to the fragilities and perils of the past.
The conflict that broke out between France and an ambitious new German state 150 years ago can lay claim to be the first modern war.